Business & Marketing Tips

Moving to a new area is always a stressful event, and most businesses recognize the importance of making a good first impression on new customers. So, being the first supermarket to greet a family to town and offer them free ...
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PINELLAS PARK — Our Town America, a 40-year-old, direct mail advertising company targeting recent movers, is all Mayberry RFD on its front end, but its inner workings are right out of the Jetsons. An American flag hangs over the company’s front ...
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Susan L. Tribull is the 2011 Our Town Survey Winner. "Jessica, Where do I begin? First, thank you for all of the discounts and free gifts that the Our Town America Welcome to the neighborhood package provided me. It really ...
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Our Town America Rated in Top Franchises in 2012 by Franchise Business Review. Franchise Business Review created the Franchisee Satisfaction Awards to pay tribute to companies that are "doing it right" - putting their franchisees first and focusing on the ...
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Our Town America rated Top Franchises in 2011 in Franchise Business Review. Read More Here ...
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Franchise business executives are prone to facing some knee-buckling curveballs in their personal and professional lives. Each day brings its own unique set of challenges, form disgruntled franchisees to teenage daughter drama and the most effective executive shave an innate ...
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In Florida’s 10th District, Our Town America owner Michael Plummer Jr. hosted Rep. Bill Young’s (RFla.-10) Legislative Director Brad Stine. With the congressman recovering from recent surgery, Plummer used this recess opportunity to build a productive relationship with Rep. Young’s key ...
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You've just moved to a new town. So where do you eat pizza? At the pizzeria that invites you in for a free pie, of course! Get Them Hooked How do you sniff out the newbies in town? Try utilizing ...
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New Mover Marketing Millions of Americans, 40 million a year according to the most recent census, move each year and are forced to develop a relationship with their new “go-to” grocery store.   More important than their staple pizza joint or ...
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In October 2009, Michael Plummer Jr. delivered the eulogy at the funeral of his father, Michael Sr., who had died of a heart attack. A few days later, he walked into his father's office, sat down at the ornate wooden desk, and signed paychecks for ...
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