Small Business Saturday
WEST BROMWICH TOWN BID CELEBRATES SMALL BUSINESSES
To celebrate our small businesses within the West Bromwich Town BID area, we have been working with several businesses to record short promotional videos, these will be displayed throughout the week on our social media platforms and on our website.
West Bromwich Town BID – Thank you to all our small businesses
Bal’s Spa Hair & Beauty, 287 High Street
Global Centre, 312 – 314 High Street
Niki’s Cosmetics, 201 High Street
Dillon Butchers, 123-125 High Street
The Crystal Healing Energist, 61 High Street
La Belle Patisserie, High Street
Falafel It, 94 High Street
Billingham’s Florist
Sidhu’s Pharmacy, 369 High Street
Tablites, Queens Square Shopping Centre
Ami’s Cafe, West Bromwich Bus Station
Saturday 5th December is Small Business Saturday and this year its even more important to support local small businesses within West Bromwich.
Small Business Saturday UK is a grassroots, non-commercial campaign, which highlights small business success and encourages consumers to ‘shop local’ and support small businesses in their communities. Although the campaign is for one day – the benefits of this day will hopefully have an impact on businesses for a much longer period of time.
On Saturday 5th December, West Bromwich Town BID are asking, customers within West Bromwich Town to go out and support all types of small businesses, online and in stores. In support of this day, we will be hosting promotional videos across our social media and website from some of our small, independent businesses within the BID area from Monday 30th November – Saturday 5th December and encouraging people to SHOP LOCAL!
To find out more about Small Business Saturday, please visit https://smallbusinesssaturdayuk.com/
If you are a business within the BID area and would like to promote Small Business Saturday on your social media platforms and website, please use the free media tools in the link https://smallbusinesssaturdayuk.com/#get-involved through this link you are also encouraged to advertise your small business in the ‘small business directory’ which is free to register.
