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Megan Wright Articles

Megan Wright is the Chief Editor for ChamberofCommerce.com. Chamber specializes in helping small businesses grow their business on the web while facilitating the connectivity between local businesses and more than 7,000 Chambers of Commerce worldwide.

As a small business expert, Megan specializes in reporting the latest business news, helpful tips and reliable resources, as well as providing small business advice. She has significant experience with the topic of small business marketing, and has spent several years exploring topics like copywriting, content marketing and social media.

When she’s not publishing a weekly newsletter to educate small businesses on the vast importance of building up their web presence, she likes to keep her finger on the pulse of the latest small business products, services, apps and other reviews. She also keeps tabs on the foremost events for small business owners to attend.

Megan spends much of her time building partnerships and establishing new relationships on behalf of ChamberofCommerce.com. With a strong suit for managing business partnerships and developing partner relations, she often cultivates topics around the partnerships she’s established by reviewing and highlighting what makes each business unique. She prides herself on keeping up with the diverse variety of services each business specializes in to spotlight new offerings.

With her extensive repertoire, Megan regularly contributes to a growing number of publications, like Business.com, Disability.gov, Vistaprint, Yext, Infusionsoft, among many others. She can be reached at megan@chamberofcommerce.com.

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Latest Articles

Management

Top 7 Tips for Staffing C-Suite Positions

Megan Wright February 7, 2020

2017 Email Marketing Trends That Actually Work

Megan Wright August 17, 2017

5 Ways to Improve Your Website

Megan Wright June 13, 2017

Build a Digital Marketing and Sales Funnel for 2017

Megan Wright April 5, 2017
Management

Reignite The Flame: How to Connect with Old Customers

Megan Wright February 23, 2017
Management

7 Key Fundamentals of a Great Customer Service Philosophy

Megan Wright February 13, 2017
Marketing

Hire a Consultant: Elect the Right Person to Get the Job Done

Megan Wright October 17, 2016
Marketing

7 Steps to Squeezing the Most Value from Your Content

Megan Wright September 27, 2016

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Personalizing Your Workspace To Increase Productivity

Megan Wright December 4, 2015

6 Effective Ways to Win Back Old Customers

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Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 30, 2026

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Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 30, 2026
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Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 30, 2026
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As company lore tells it, a worker at Procter & Gamble’s Cincinnati factory left a soap-mixing machine running through lunch in 1879 — the air-whipped batch floated in customer washbasins, complaints arrived asking for more of the floating soap, and Ivory’s ’99 and 44/100 percent pure’ campaign was built on what looked like a mistake

Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 30, 2026
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