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Christopher J. Roche
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Support Local Businesses

Christopher J. Roche
  • Lender
  • Boston, MA
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A lot of local businesses have taken a hit right now. Here are some easy ways to support them: 1. Write a positive review 2. Tell your friends and family 3. Follow them on social media 4. Engage with their posts 5. Sign up for their newsletter 6. Give them a shoutout and tag them in a post of your own! #SupportLocalBusinesses

Let’s discuss other creative ways we can do this.

Christopher J. Roche

Boston Ma,

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Joe Splitrock
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Joe Splitrock
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Most importantly, contact your politicians and tell them to let local businesses open back up. My states unemployment levels are back to pre-COVID. We never had full shut downs and in the process lost very few businesses. My state COVID numbers are even better than states with shut downs. These continued closures are just an assault on small business.

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