Read the article entitled “GoDaddy Open: A Recap From Our Evening in Baltimore”
Powerful. Uplifting. Encouraging. Incredible. These, among many others, are words I would use to describe the GoDaddy Open event in Baltimore.
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Black women have started nearly 20% of microbusinesses since the pandemic began, three times their share of the U.S. population. And in-spite of facing disproportional odds, 92% of surveyed Black female founders were more optimistic about the next 3 months, compared to 72% of other founders who were surveyed.
Read the article entitled “Black Women are Leaders in the Microbusiness Boom”
The COVID-19 pandemic delivered a massive shock to America’s workers – one result of this was a burst of microbusiness startups. But because microbusiness patterns of growth vary from state to state and community to community, local economic development officials need to understand these entrepreneurs in order to help them succeed.
Read the article entitled “Brookings: Microbusinesses boomed during the pandemic. Now, local leaders need to support them.”
In the US, Venture Forward research found that adding one highly active microbusiness per 100 people could add $485 to household income
In 2022 Venture Forward, GoDaddy’s research initiative launched several new metrics available for download on our website. One of these, the Microbusiness Activity Index, assess how connected and active the community is in terms of online business activity. Using this metric, we’ve uncovered some important relationships between how robust an online microbusiness community is, and the economic outcomes in their respective communities.
Read the article entitled “Microbusiness Activity Index Q2 2022 Update: Top Gainers ”
While an influx of people increases economic activity, attracting newcomers gives an extra economic kick as these newcomers tend to create new microbusinesses.
Read the article entitled “Newcomers from the COVID Migration Don’t Just Bring Themselves: They Build More Microbusinesses”
With more than 2.8 million online microbusinesses launching just last year in the U.S., now is the time to consider policies to target the entrepreneurs’ specific needs.
Read the article entitled “Boston Globe: The .boston Effect”
A helping hand from government and better networking could further their success.
Read the article entitled “Americans are Starting Microbusinesses to Overcome Economic Struggles”
Government programs can be effective, but only if entrepreneurs know about them. Hundreds of cities across the country offer programs […]
Read the article entitled “Tackling the Awareness Gap Between Small Businesses and City Hall”
New data across four countries shows the overall density in microbusinesses. Download the data today to see how businesses in your area are performing.
Many Americans responded to the economic turbulence of recent years by starting microbusinesses. While all of these everyday entrepreneurs need to be scrappy, ambitious and optimistic, one demographic group stands out for these qualities: those under the age of 30.
Read the article entitled “Ambitious, Scrappy and Optimistic: A Look at Under-30 Microbusiness Owners”
See 8 key findings on today's microbusiness entrepreneur with the 2022 Microbusiness National Survey Results Infographic.
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