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   With a legacy of more than 100 years, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is the go-to watchdog for evaluating businesses and charities. The nonprofit organization maintains a massive database of ...

3. Shoppy shop - Wikipedia

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   Shoppy shop, also known as a boutique grocer, artisanal market or curated mini-mart are small, often independent retail stores that offer unique upscale gourmet foods that are often prepackaged and locally sourced. [1] These fancy pantry foods often feature colorful branded packaging and have aggressive social media advertising campaigns. [1]

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   Marilla Gonzalez is the founder and owner of Marilla's Mindful Supplies, a new low-waste refill store located at 661 South Ave in Rochester, NY.

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   Online reviews and testimonials are a key way that small businesses can attract new customers and boost sales of products. Fake reviews can make it harder for people to trust what they read online ...

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7. Boutique manufacturing - Wikipedia

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   Boutique manufacturing is a method used for the custom production of certain components in limited quantities in small, specialized facilities. [1] Products produced this way often include ceramics, furniture, amplifiers, yachts, boats, leather goods or watches and jewellery among others.