Small Business Boomers

In this age, when consumers are sensitive to going “green,” many look at the packaging of products, as well as the products themselves.  So you may need to consider the statement you’re making with your packaging. 
This doesn’t mean you have to be “green to the extreme,” so it’s totally illogical, as some people do.  However, it’s especially important, if you’re promoting the fact that your items are environmentally friendly, that you take a look at how you’re packaging.
You may find it interesting and informative to read my post, Organizing Your Packaging for “Green” Products, at My Organized Biz.  Here you’ll learn …read more

No Comments

If you’re experiencing a slowdown with your business during this sluggish economy, consider how you might be able to enter the “green” movement momentum.  If you can slant your business to encompass some phase of environmental concerns, you may be able to attract more customers.

Perhaps you already have a product that falls into the “green” category, but you simply haven’t been focusing on promoting this aspect.  So, rethink your promotion techniques.
What about providing a service that helps others conserve, reuse or recycle?  Perhaps this would incorporate some of your present products.
Can you conserve in your business and let your customers …read more

No Comments

“Green Business” has been a buzzword for several years now, but the green may be fading.  If you are a Baby Boomer looking for a business concept, you can find lots of opportunities to start a business selling “green” products, but you might find that “green” doesn’t sell like it used to.  Green businesses may be overrated right now as people struggle with a  down economy and fewer dollars to spend.
The concept of “green” actually started, as I remember, back in the 1960’s with the environmental movement.  I first heard about it when I was in college, over 40 years …read more

No Comments