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| Shreveport, LA |
This week is National Small Business Week. It is a time to reflect
on how the smaller, individually-owned businesses in our community help make it
a more vibrant and fun place to shop and get things done. As such, KH Direct Media notes there are some U.S.
cities which are better than others to open a small business.
One aspect of the American Dream is to own your own
business. It can be very challenging to do that in some parts of the country
such as on the West Coast and New
Jersey . But in other parts of the country, it can be
much easier to launch your own company. The five cities below are mostly in the
South and are judged to be business-friendly places:
KH Direct Media notes they were given high scores in office space
affordability, cost of living, average workday length, workforce education
level, entrepreneurial activity, and a five-year
survival rate. Small companies need a friendly, business-healthy environment in
which to grow and succeed. Even if the preferred way to conduct business is
virtually (online), small business owners and entrepreneurs need a positive atmosphere
in which to manage the day to day operations. For more information about the survey which lists
the best and worst U.S.
cities for small businesses, visit WalletHub.com.
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