This has been a challenging last few years for businesses. In addition to the concerns you have had about keeping your family and staff safe, owners and managers have had to try to figure out how to reach customers and clients through periods of social distancing and lockdowns.
In our area, we have seen corporations, and small businesses find innovative solutions to not just survive but thrive. By making it through the first few months of the pandemic, many businesses have found new life and momentum from the influx of people who have moved to the foothills and piedmont.
The Carolinas have been one of the fastest-growing regions in the country since 2020.
In some ways, the world has returned to normal, but in other ways, it may feel like there is no normal for companies. Nevertheless, it is not time to rest on our laurels. We still have to find ways to move forward and keep up with all other aspects of running our businesses.
When you own property, security is paramount to protecting your home and family. From landscaping to smart home automation, there are many things you can do to defend your property.
Here are a few tips for protecting the people who matter most to you, as well as your peace of mind.
Home security and social media can be a dangerous mix. When you're excited about a trip or vacation, it's really easy to get carried away when it comes to posting on social media. Whether your preferred platform is Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to share your adventures, you must take proper precautions when it comes to your social media habits.
If you're not careful online, you could make your home a target for burglary.
It is a fact that burglars use social media to figure out which houses are vacated to burgle. When you post about being away from this date to that date, you're telling the internet that your house will be empty and unprotected.
However, with these tips, you can help prevent a home burglary while you're on vacation.
With a high rate of home burglary in the United States, many are looking for a home security system to keep their property and families safe. First and foremost, a home security system aims to protect your property and those inside it from burglary, home intrusions, fires, and other environmental disasters. However, home security systems can do more than discourage burglars; they can also keep you linked to your home no matter where you are. Some systems are equipped with the technology to let you know when doors are opened and closed and if attempts are made to access sensitive areas. Some have hidden benefits that you may be able to take advantage of, such as discounts on homeowners or renters insurance.