[Add company name]celebrate Small Business Saturday by wowing clients
[Add name], Founder and Owner of [Add company name], said: “We’re delighted to be participating in Small Business Saturday. We intend to use this exciting opportunity to further introduce people to our business including the products that aren’t so well known such as [add example]and[add another example].” [or a quote of your choice]
Small businesses across the UK will be back in the spotlight on Small Business Saturday. The day, offering a celebration of small businesses, will take place on 2nd December and will be encouraging consumers to “shop local” and support their local communities, as well as generating increased promotion and awareness of smaller businesses.
On 2nd December [Add company name]will be offering[include an offer/ added value]to anyone who places an order on the day for [add details e.g. our special range.]We hope this will encourage potential customers to appreciate we can help with so many of their Christmas shopping, we can always create and deliver the perfect stunning flower gifts for all those ‘hard to buy’ friends and family.
[Add company name]has been wowing customers since [add year]from its premises in [add location].
The first Saturday in December each year isdesignated Small Business Saturday and it encourages consumers to swap their shop from a large business to a small, independent one. It’s a great nationwide event that provides an opportunity to show consumers why they should support small businesses every day.
Neil Eames, Development Manager for the Federation of Small Business has gone on record as saying “When consumers see the diversity and value on offer, we hope it will make them more inclined to use local small firms, leading to booming local economies. Small Business Saturday helps to remind us what fantastic firms are out there.”
Tracy Tomlinson Association Manager of the British Florist Association highlights “Florists in businesses through the country are expertsthat create beautiful floral designs that convey emotions quite unlike any other product does, they offer such a wide range of designs and gifts this time of year they can almost be a one stop shop for all your Christmas gifts”
Tracy continues “We’re delighted to get behind Small Business Saturday. In recent years UK Florists have been under pressure from the increase in flowers and plants bought from supermarkets and online retailers, which has had a direct impact on our members. Florists are essential part of high streets in the thousands of British towns, villages and citiesproviding over 29,000 jobs to the local economy”
Small businesses continue to make an enormous contribution to our economy and Small Business Saturday is a vital reminder that we need to celebrate small businesses not just on one day, but all year round.More information on Small Business Saturday can be found on the Small Business Saturday website