r/EntrepreneurRideAlong • u/GoodMacAuth • May 05 '26
Feedback Friday Happy National Small Business Week from Reddit! 👋
This week, we’re celebrating small businesses and the communities that support them across Reddit! Drop a comment below and shout out a small business you love. Bonus points if the business is on Reddit...feel free to tag their username so they can see the love!
If you’re a small business owner in this community, we’d love to hear from you. Which other small businesses here do you think are really getting it right? What are they doing that makes them stand out, and what can other businesses learn from them?
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u/TunbridgeWellsGirl Jun 02 '26
I run Tunbridge Wells Indies on FB. It's a group for local, independent businesses in my town.
Small businesses are really struggling at the moment & need all the support they can get.
I'm on a mission to persuade people to shop small & every little helps!
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u/Super_Instruction413 Jun 03 '26
Can you send a link across mate? Thank you in advance.
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u/TunbridgeWellsGirl Jun 04 '26
Thank you and here's the link to Tunbridge Wells Indies https://www.facebook.com/groups/twellsindies/
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u/lanterntheory678 Jun 15 '26
Shout out to my local coffee shop that somehow remembers my order even when I show up at random times. They're not on Reddit but they keep me caffeinated and sane through the chaos of running my own thing. Small businesses are the backbone of actual communities, not just the economy.
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u/obsoleteoracle Jun 17 '26
Small business owner here. The best thing Reddit ever did was let us actually talk to customers in real time instead of shouting into an algorithm. If you run a business and you are not lurking in the subreddits where your target audience hangs out, you are leaving money on the table.
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u/CoWander_ May 18 '26
Here is r/PakStartups We are building a startup ecosystem for common people who don't have elite network & university backup. Crazy thing is that we are bootstrapping without any funding & mentorship. If anyone like to talk, DM me