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Black Woman Owned is a media company curating business news , and original content, while providing digital visibility and engagement solutions for small businesses. Our mission is to give Black woman owned businesses visibility through social and digital media to help increase their annual revenue.
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Chicago’s Samantha Danielle Dockery is the Black Woman Behind LOVELUVV™, Sparkling Wine and Champagne brand that Celebrates Love and Fuels Impact
What if every toast at your celebration could help someone begin a safer,...
Birth and Milk Co. Founder Charnise Littles Is Building a Legacy of Safe, Supported Birth for Black Families in Prince George’s County, Maryland
Although Black Maternal Health Week 2025 has passed, we’re still...
Cassi’s Cupboard and Chef Cassi’s Table: Enriching Homemade Flavors with Handcrafted Syrups and Private Dining
Inspired by her late grandmother’s love for scratch-made flavors, Cassi,...
Ashley Small’s Medley Inc. Strengthens Brand Reputations Nationwide with Culturally Competent Communication
For 15 years, Medley Inc., founded by Ashley Small, has been a Black...
R J Clifton Designs: Houston-Based Black Woman Owned Firm Transforming Interiors with Bold, Timeless Design
Legacy. Artistry. Impact. Rhonnika Clifton turned her passion for color,...
Rejuvenation: The Black Woman Owned Energy Drink Brand Manufacturing Wellness in Tulsa with Expansion on the Horizon Expanding Nationwide
Anna Cobb turned a life-threatening experience into a life-changing...
Toni Harris Taylor Helps Entrepreneurs Nationwide Achieve Drastic Business Growth from Houston,Texas
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Aya Paper Co.: How This Black Woman Owned, New Jersey-Based Stationery Brand Is Redefining Representation and Sustainability
Aya Paper Co. is bringing a fresh, authentic voice to the stationery...
Toronto’s Tall Size Is Transforming Fashion for Tall Women, Throughout Canada and the US
If you’ve ever struggled to find jeans long enough, dresses that actually...
Amplifying Black Woman Owned Businesses
Black women over-index for using social media, including finding out about products and services (12% higher), receiving exclusive offers, coupons and discounts (12% higher), and showing support for their favorite companies or brands (25% higher). Black women ages 18–34 and 35–49 are especially likely to utilize social networking sites for these consumer engagement activities. – Nielsen Diversity Intelligence Series, African-American Women: Our science, Her magic Report 2017
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