Main Street Health Q4 2022: SMBs Brace For A Recession
Main Street Business Success Tied to Online and In-Store Sales
A quarterly study of 501 Main Street businesses finds that the retailers, coffee shops, grocery stores, personal services businesses and restaurants operating there that sell both online and in the store are the most optimistic about their economic future. Read the “Main Street Health Survey Q4 2022” report to learn more.
Inside the December Survey
- 11%: Portion of SMBs that lowered costs to combat inflation’s effects
- 55%: Share of SMBs selling mainly online that expect 2022 revenues to increase
- 38%: Portion of professional services firms that say they are concerned about the uncertain economic landscape
Main Street Health Report
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Why Main Street Is Splitting: The Data Behind Small Business Winners and Losers
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Main Street Businesses are Struggling
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Q4 2023: eCommerce Protects Main Street SMBs’ Bottom Line in a Cooling Market
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Main Street Health Q3 2023: Leading Payment Processors’ Satisfy SMBs, but Less Popular Providers are Vulnerable
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Q2 2023: Credit’s Key Role in SMBs’ Plans
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Q1 2023: Using Finance to Ease Recession Fears
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Main Street Health Q3 2022: SMBs Battle Inflation