Buy Local - Back To Business Campaign

Starting a local business is a heroic undertaking even in the best of times. Can you imagine self-starting one during a pandemic? There can be no misses. It requires a business to immediately establish itself as top notch service provider. This is exactly why we’re so excited to begin the week highlighting Ultra Mobile Device Repair located in Douglas County, GA.

In a short amount of time owner Cody Lindsey has gained a great reputation for outstanding work. Just read the many positive reviews! Whether phone, computer, game systems, tablets or smart watch service and sales, Ultra Mobile Device Repair will leave no doubt that you’ve connected with a great local business. I experienced this first hand as they gave my trusted old iPhone 6s new life! Thank you Cody!

Please visit our the newest “Buy Local - Back to Business” member Ultra Mobile Device Repair.

How does a local business sustain itself through 3 generations? There’s only one way; by offering outstanding services and consistently meeting and exceeding customer expectations.

A family owned business since 1957, Putnam Body Shop has joined the “Buy Local - Back To Business” campaign.

The full-service, family-friendly collision center backs up their professional body shop and collision repair work completely by Putnam’s guaranteed life-time warranty for as long as you own your vehicle.

Why would you go anywhere else in Metro Atlanta?

Do you love your local independent restaurants? They are a significant part of the fabric of a community. These recent times have been extraordinarily difficult for many of them. Many do not realize that 1/2 the amount of tables doesn’t equal half of the business still being okay. It means that they cannot cover their overhead. If you love them, support them.

We’ll soon be posting about two new members of the “Buy Local - Back To Business” campaign. Great people with great local restaurants.

Why it pays to be a chain during a pandemic Companies often talk about the benefits of scale. And during a pandemic, it appears bigger can be better.