Building an economy of thriving Black woman owned businesses
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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Tioleja Films and Tioleja Editions: Reclaiming OUR Stories and Reshaping History Through Film and Literature
When it comes to preserving history and amplifying untold stories,...
Tranquil Blends Wine: Milwaukee’s Black Woman Owned Wine Brand Bringing Flavor, Community, and Creativity Together
Sonteria Bowie is breaking barriers in the wine industry with Tranquil...
From Overcoming the Odds to Elevating Events: How Maxine Baptiste Built Occasions On Main in Lithonia, Georgia
At Occasions On Main, every event is more than just a celebration—it’s a...
Caviar Dream: Making Caviar Accessible for All
Caviar Dream, founded by Kendra Anderson, is redefining the way we...
Alyce White’s Detroit Legacy: From Soul Food to Italian Luxury Shoes
In Detroit, where food and fashion are more than just trends, they’re...
Making Houston Businesses Stand Out: Instant Imprints South Houstons Delivers Custom Branding Solutions
Instant Imprints, led by Mimi Wright, is a Black Woman Owned business...
Detangled: Transforming Legal Education Through Storytelling and Advocacy
Founded by Nia Weeks and Damien D. Smith, Detangled is platform...
My Roots Are Rich: Spelman College Senior Nyla Choates is Building Confidence and Representation for Young Black Girls
At just 16, Nyla Choates set out to create the change she wanted to see....
Three Black Woman Owned Drinkware Brands to Elevate Your Hosting Game
Whether you’re hosting an intimate gathering or upgrading your everyday...
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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higher in using social media to support their favorite companies or brands
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