How to Start Email Marketing
Why Email Marketing? Email marketing has been around for many years and while it seems so outdated, in reality, it is a successful method for business. When digital marketing comes to mind we tend to think of social media, but with algorithms and mixed up timelines, your post promoting your business may not be seen by your most probable consumer. When you have someone’s email or in this case an email list, you as a business owner can come directly in contact with potential buyers. When sending out emails
Beyond the Blueprint for Industry and Business Sectors - Effective June 15
When California fully reopens the economy, the state will move beyond the Blueprint for a Safer Economy. Beginning June 15, all sectors listed in the current Blueprint Activities and Business Tiers Chart may return to usual operations (with the limited exceptions noted below for Mega Events) based on the following general public health recommendations: Restrictions Applying to Indoor & Outdoor SettingsVaccine Verification / Negative Testing Required for Indoor mega events Recommended for Outdoor mega
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L.A. County to Align with State June 15 Masking Guidelines
Los Angeles County will align with the State's masking guidance that reflects CDC recommendations and prevents transmission at higher risk settings. Masks will not be required for fully vaccinated individuals, except in the following settings where masks are required for everyone, regardless of vaccination status:On public transit (examples: airplanes, ships, ferries, trains, subways, buses, taxis, and ride-shares) and in transportation hubs (examples: airport, bus terminal, marina, train station, seaport
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Official City of La Verne Statement : Fire Services Matter
The City has been made aware of significant activity in the past week regarding fire services and the City’s statement in response to that situation. First and foremost, the City’s statement was not posted as an attack but as an effort to ensure the community has all the information pertinent to this matter. Last week the City released two memos from former Interim Fire Chief, David Segura, dated April 20 and April 26, 2021. One was a response to a meeting with the Mayor where a discussion was had
La Verne Police Department Resume Homeless Outreach Program
With the lifting of many coronavirus restrictions, the City of La Verne is proud to announce the resurgence of its La Verne Police Department (LVPD) Homeless Outreach Services Team (HOST). With the support of neighboring communities including Pomona, Claremont, Irwindale, West Covina and Azusa, the LVPD HOST team makes contact with local homeless populations and works with them to provide the necessary resources to help lift individuals out of homelessness. They conduct this outreach two to three times per
Majestic Cycling to Host July Event
Majestic Cycling will host a cycling race and festival in La Verne on Saturday, July 24, noon-11:00 p.m. at Puddingstone Drive and Wright Avenue. This one-day cycling event, which features a 1.4-mile bike course, is part of the USA Crit Racing calendar. This cycling race will bring out hundreds of cyclists from all over Southern and Northern California to race. The festival will feature food local vendors, as well as a beer garden, and community activities that include free races for children and a
Understanding Total Addressable Market Value
By Joshua Botello View the article and video here. So you are looking to start your own business but aren't sure how big the market is, then look no further. There is a deceptively easy way to validate that business concept. The Total Addressable Market or TAM is a helpful figure to evaluate your business idea. TAM is actually really easy to calculate: Total Addressable Market Value in $ = # of Customers x Price of your Product. Like said, it's really easy to calculate but there are different ways to
University of La Verne Graduates 1,327 in Virtual Commencement Ceremonies on May 29
Isabella Guzman took a break from her role as head of the nation’s Small Business Administration—a cabinet-level post—to tell graduates of the University of La Verne that “there is no greater measure of success than service to others, because it’s not enough to achieve for yourself alone. Your community, your city, your state, your country are only as strong as you make them.” Guzman addressed the 560 spring 2021 graduates of the College of Business and Public Management during their virtual
Independence Day Festivities to Be Held Saturday, July 3
The 4th of July Committee is pleased to announce that we plan to proceed with the following:Parade! Please note that because the 4th falls on a Sunday, as per tradition, the parade will be held on Saturday, July 3rd.Fireworks show! Please note that we must still comply with the most current Los Angeles County Public Health Order. As such we are limiting tickets sales to La Verne residents only, with a maximum of 6 tickets per household. Details will follow as the Health Order continues to be updated.The
LA COUNTY FAIR ANNOUNCES MOVE TO MAY
What’s better than an end-of-summer Fair? A start of summer Fair!After nearly 100 years of holding its annual Southern California tradition of ooey-gooey delectables on-a-stick, farm animals and carnival thrills in September, the LA County Fair announced today it is permanently moving its dates to May beginning in 2022, when the Fair celebrates its Centennial.A late spring/early summer schedule offers Fairgoers perfect weather to visit one of the largest fairs in the country and indulge in food, fun and
Client Success Story: Riverside Game Lab
Riverside Game Labwww.riversidegamelab.com Alexander Teran is the Co-Owner of Riverside Game Lab, is an arcade, bar, restaurant, and virtual reality entertainment location that offers 100 arcade games and 6 virtual reality stations. Alexander had entrepreneurial aspirations at an early age and has always wanted his own business. The idea came when spending time with friends playing video games, “one of my friends was like ‘you know we could turn this into a business.’ I said ‘that’s crazy, I wonder if
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16 Fully Funded Capital Improvement Projects Anticipated for La Verne Community
In the coming 2021-22 Fiscal Year the City of La Verne plans to allocate $6.9 million, pending grant approvals, toward 16 fully funded capital improvement projects. Since its inception in 2013, the City’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP) has delivered nearly $28 million in projects and improvements to the La Verne community, with plans to continue this momentum into future years by leveraging grants and other funding sources. “Significant progress has been made toward maintaining and improving our City’s
Portantino to Honor 25th Senate District Women Heroes of the Pandemic
State Senator Anthony Portantino will host the Women Heroes of the Pandemic Recognition Ceremony and honor exceptional women from the 25th Senate District for their dedication to the health and safety of our communities.The pandemic created tremendous challenges for Californians and each of our honorees went above and beyond the call of duty to protect, serve, and heal. Whether it was through their job, volunteer efforts, or community acts of kindness, our honorees embody the kind of strength, compassion,
Shop Local Membership Perks Program
In advance of the 2019-20 school year, Bonita Council PTA in partnership with the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce encourages ALL chamber members to participate in the value-added Shop Local Membership Perks Program for current PTA and PTSA members. Members from the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce can sign up to participate in this NO COST promotional opportunity by completing a simple application and commit to offer a promotion to the current Bonita Council PTA members (The
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