Creating a Marketing Plan for 2021
2020 challenged most business like never before. Traditional budgets and plans were thrown away and had to be reimagined in ways no one ever could have predicted. Business models may have pivoted as a result
CATEGORIES
Advocacy Issues | Announcements | Grand Openings | New RMA Member | Programs | Resources & Information | RMA Events | Think.Shop.Buy.Local
Creating a Marketing Plan for 2021
2020 challenged most business like never before. Traditional budgets and plans were thrown away and had to be reimagined in ways no one ever could
Small Business Checklist to Jumpstart 2021
If nothing else, 2020 was a learning experience for retailers of all sizes and industries. A lesson in pivoting and experimentation, collaboration and communication. As
Ukrop’s Opens Doors on Long-Awaited Market Hall
Amidst much fanfare and anticipation, Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods opened the doors on their newest endeavor, Ukrop’s Market Hall, this week - giving Richmonders something to truly celebrate
Maximize the Holiday Shopping Season with These Tips
We're in the homestretch of the holiday shopping season, and 2020 as a whole. While this year has been exceptionally challenging for retailers, it has
Ten Local Businesses Awarded SEED Grants
This past week, Retail Merchants had the distinct honor of celebrating ten local businesses in Richmond’s East End who received grants as part of the
15 Steps to Wind Down a Virginia Small Business
From Perkins Law, by Eric C. Perkins, Esq.: The process of closing a Virginia small business can range from very simple and straightforward to extremely complex,
SBA Announces Simpler PPP Forgiveness Process for Loans of $50,000 or Less
From Perkins Law, by Eric C. Perkins, Esq.: The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) released a simpler loan forgiveness application for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans
How Imprint is Fundraising During the Pandemic
From Imprint, Cobb Technologies by Kate Vinnedge: It is no secret that organizations are struggling to find meaningful ways to connect to their donors —
What to do When an Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19
If an employee tests positive, the best thing you can do is be prepared. A clearly defined plan can prove invaluable in getting your business
CATEGORIES
Community Involvement | Job Listing | Member to Member Deals
Ukrop’s Opens Doors on Long-Awaited Market Hall
Amidst much fanfare and anticipation, Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods opened the doors on their newest endeavor, Ukrop’s Market Hall, this week - giving Richmonders something to truly celebrate
15 Steps to Wind Down a Virginia Small Business
From Perkins Law, by Eric C. Perkins, Esq.: The process of closing a Virginia small business can range from very simple and straightforward to extremely complex,
SBA Announces Simpler PPP Forgiveness Process for Loans of $50,000 or Less
From Perkins Law, by Eric C. Perkins, Esq.: The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) released a simpler loan forgiveness application for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans
How Imprint is Fundraising During the Pandemic
From Imprint, Cobb Technologies by Kate Vinnedge: It is no secret that organizations are struggling to find meaningful ways to connect to their donors —
Corporate Q&A: Why Your Company Should Take Part in the Anthem Corporate Run
By: Pete Woody, Sports Backers The Anthem Corporate Run returns in October, and whether working from home or back at the office, companies around Richmond
Simplicity VoIP Supports Business Communications and WFH Demands
From Simplicity VoIP: 2020 is proving to be a trying time for businesses as they face the challenges to maintain communications with employees, customers, and