May 2nd Newsletter
May is here and there is a lot happening around town. Make sure to read this weeks newsletter to stay up to date with everything going on! Click here: Newsletter_ May 2, 2018
6 Ways to Build Long Lasting Customer Relationships
In this age of consumerism, there’s a choice for every product. You alone do not hold a monopoly on your product so you must understand that the customer is king. For a business to be sustained and stay viable, the customer must always come first. Keeping them happy and returning for more is the ultimate…
Newsletter for April 18th
Spring is here, or trying to get here and there are so many things happening at your Chamber! Follow the link to read this week’s newsletter. Newsletter_ April 19, 2018
6 Areas in Small Business that Will Make You More Successful
In business, recognizing what trends are on the horizon is as important as handling the issues in front of you at the time. You must do both. But who has time to run a growing business and be looking for what’s to come and how to meet it before it gets here? It’s a delicate…
Newsletter for April 4, 2018
So many things are going on at the Chamber, make sure you stay connected. Take a look at what’s happening in the coming weeks in our April Newsletter
5 Tips on How You Can Start Using Video for Your Business
Video content has exploded as a marketing tool and if you’re on the sidelines wondering why, it may help to know that according to eMarketer, daily time dedicated to digital video watching (for adults) has increased exponentially over the past 5 years. From a measly 6 minutes a day in 2010, to 55 minutes in…
2018 White House Area Chamber of Commerce Awards Nominations are Open
Nominations are now open for the annual White House Area Chamber of Commerce Awards. Won’t you help us Discover the most deserving people, business, or organization in our community? Nominations are now being taken for Robertson County Times Citizen of the Year, White House Youth Soccer Jr. Citizen of the Year (new), The Connection Horizon Award…
5 Critical Pieces to Managing Customers Expectations
Most customer service problems arise from scrambled expectations. The customer expected one thing and it wasn’t delivered upon. It’s possible the business never promised it, but the customer expected it, and so they feel disappointed. This expectation could involve quality, timeline, courtesy, or a variety of other things. But the biggest problems for businesses stem…
Discover White House Expo & Safety Day bigger and better than ever
The White House Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce this year’s date for their Discover White House Expo sponsored by The Farmers Bank! On Saturday, April 14th from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM there will be local businesses featuring special items, shopping opportunities, free goodies and lots of great information. This year the…
8 Ways to Get Noticed on Social Media
There’s a lot of noise on the social media channels and getting noticed can seem a task akin to pushing a large bolder up an icy slope in gale-force winds blowing down off of the mountain. But it’s not as hard as you think. Here are several tips to help you get your business noticed…