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Our Town America Named a Top Franchise Brand by Entrepreneur Magazine

Our Town America Ranked on Entrepreneur Franchise 500 List 2019

Clearwater, FL (January 21, 2019) Our Town America, the nation’s first and fastest growing new mover marketing franchise, recently ranked in Entrepreneur magazine’s Franchise 500®, the world’s first, best and most comprehensive franchise ranking. Placement in the Franchise 500® is a highly sought-after honor in the franchise industry, as evidenced by the fact that Entrepreneur […]

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What are proven offers?

We all get coupons in the mail that we will never use

When talking about new mover marketing programs, we often mention proven offers. But what are proven offers and why do they matter? We all get coupons in the mail- it’s practically a fact of life. We are all familiar with the coupon books and bundles delivered in our mailbox every week. Most of these coupons […]

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Red Salon Celebrates Small Business Saturday

Red Brick Salon Our Town America Fort Myers Small Business Saturday

WINK News Ft. Myers (November 23) — Sally Hanson of Our Town America Fort Myers is a small business owner, and decided to thank her partnered local businesses for Small Business Saturday. Featured on WINK News, Our Town Southwest Florida and Red Salon have a mutually beneficial relationship. If you’re a business in the Fort […]

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Welcome Package Encourages People to Shop Local

Small Business Saturday Our Town America Indian Trail Hardware

Spectrum News Charlotte (November 28) — Small Business Saturday is all about shopping local and one group is working with local stores to spread the word about their business in Indian Trail. Our Town America sends out monthly packets to new neighbors full of coupons to local shops. Stores like Indian Trail Hardware have been […]

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Tavern 14 Reopens, Served Free Thanksgiving Buffet

Tavern 14 Wilmington North Carolina

Wilmington Business Journal (November 21) —Tavern 14, at 6309 Market St. in Wilmington, reopened last week following extensive repairs. Owner Christyne Nagaishi said last month that the building sustained significant water and mold damage as a result of Hurricane Florence. In addition to the damage, Nagaishi estimated a loss of more than $12,000 in food […]

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