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Boxcar Betty’s has opened its new location in Atlanta’s West Midtown area. On the April 26, 2023 grand opening, the eatery is giving away free chicken sandwiches to the first 150 customers in line. Festivities start at 11 a.m.
The new Atlanta restaurant is owned by Roth Scott and Ian MacBryde, who opened the first location in Charleston, South Carolina.
Although only open a relatively short time, Boxcar Betty’s already one of the best places to eat in West Midtown.
Boxcar Betty’s Opens New Atlanta Restaurant
Boxcar Betty’s West Midtown eatery is located in the Westside Paper development, nearly 300,000 square foot mixed-used facility anchored by four restaurants and office space.
What’s On Boxcar Betty’s Menu?
Photo credit: Boxcar Betty’s If Boxcar Betty’s menu is anything like it’s South Carolina location, Atlanta diners can expect such hits as the Boxcar Chicken Sandwich, which comes with Pimiento Cheese, Peach Slaw, House Pickles, Spicy Mayo; the Chicken “Not So Waffle,” which has Bacon Jam, Maple Syrup, Pimiento Cheese, Tomato. The Buffalo Chicken Sandwich has Blue Cheese Sauce, Tomato, Bibb Lettuce.
Where Is Boxcar Betty’s In West Midtown?
Boxcar Betty’s is located at 950 West Marietta St NW, Atlanta, Ga., 30318. Here is a map to help you find it.
Final Bites
The chicken sandwich wars are literally heating up Atlanta’s dining scene. Aside from fried chicken, “hot chicken” is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.
Read about 20+ essential soul food spots in Atlanta
Patrons typically order off a menu board like they would at a burger joint, but the convenience of sitting down to leisurely enjoy their food has made the segment a popular one with the restaurant industry.
The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a fast-caz explosion in recent years.
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Buckhead is the site of the newly opened Lego Discovery Center, the first in America.
The development means that local Atlanta children and families now has the chance once again to be among the first to visit the new Lego Discovery Center Atlanta.
What Is The Lego Discovery Center?
The Lego Discovery Center is a 35,000-square foot facility that features a building block-filled wonder land for children, including building adventures, an interactive ride and much more.
The center closed down in September 2022 for renovations with an eye toward opening in spring 2023.
When Did The Lego Discovery Center Open In Atlanta?
The opening date for North America’s first LEGO Discovery Center was Friday, March 31, 2023.
The grand opening of LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta located at Phipps Plaza gave guests the opportunity to have fun in a brand-new environment, thanks to a $5 million renovation, which includes new and reimagined popular experiences like the state-of-the-art LEGO® Space digital experience, Minifigure Creator and DUPLO® Park.
How To Get Tickets For Lego Discovery Center?
Tickets for the new center start at $28.99 per person and are live now at www.legodiscoverycenter.com/atlanta/.
Where Is LEGO Discovery Center Located In Atlanta?
LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta is located at Phipps Plaza at 3500 Peachtree Road, NE Atlanta, Ga. 30326. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
Atlanta is not only a fun place for kids, but adults have things to do, too.adults have things to do, too.
If you want to check out some food spots in the area, here are the best restaurants in Buckhead. Or you might like to read our Buckhead Steak Guide to find all the best eateries offering mouth-watering prime cuts.
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Eyelash extensions are one of those accessories that cn really make your face look beautiful. But you may be curious to know where to go in Atlanta to get eyelash extensions installed for you.
Of course, you could do your own lashes and save money. Here are some products you may need:
But no worries: You’ve got this. All you have to do is go to any of the following places to get your lashes down in Atlanta. These are considered among the best eyelash extensions in Atlanta.
The Best Eyelash Extensions In Atlanta
These establishments all have reviews so you can see how people feel about the business.
Lashes of Atlanta
4405 Northside Pkwy NW #2119, Atlanta, GA 30327 |(678) 310-7198View this post on InstagramHere’s what one Google reviewer says about Lashes of Atlanta: “LoA is amazing! People stop me daily asking if my lashes are real. They are so natural, always last, don’t irritate my sensitive eyes/skin. I could go on. My lashes are most days the only make up I need. Life changing.”Blink Atlanta Mink Eyelash Extensions
201 Moreland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (770) 576-5239View this post on InstagramBlink Atlanta Mink Eyelash Extensions is an east Atlanta business that has a very good reputation with its customers.Here’s what one reviewer says about Blink Atlanta Mink Eyelash Extensions: “The Lash Tech’s were very professional,and friendly. I really enjoyed the atmosphere quiet, relaxing, and very cute. My Lashes were nice and natural. Amanda gave me exactly what I desired as a beginner. I have gotten a ton of compliments, on how natural my lashes look. I will surely be back.”Luxe Lashes & Brows Atlanta
110 E Andrews Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 382-8228Luxe Lashes & Brows Atlanta is a well-known Buckhead spot located in one of the most busiest areas of town. Luxe Lashes & Brows has an upscale clientele.Here’s what one reviewer says about Luxe Lashes: “I’ve been going to Sharon for over a year now. I absolutely love her. Before Luxe Lashes, I had other lash artists, but I was unhappy with their technique or how they would let my lashes get so stubby and broken. Sharon’s technique is flawless. Furthermore, she is an absolute angel. She’s just a very lovely person. She never minds if her clients fall asleep, which never happens to me like it used to because we always have the most amazing conversations. I sorta don’t want to recommend her so it’s not too hard to get an appointment with her, but I can’t in good conscience because she’s awesome.”Buckhead Lash Studio
3872 Roswell Rd NE Suite A-3, Atlanta, GA 30342 | (404) 254-4097View this post on InstagramBuckhead Lash Studio is another great place to get eyelash extensions in Atlanta.Here’s what one reviewer says about Buckhead Lash Studio: “I’ve been going to Buckhead Lash now for several months. Anita and team provide an amazing customer experience and the quality of product is superb. Lash extensions are something I’d never considered before but now I don’t know I could ever go back. They allow me to wear so much less makeup which is so helpful as a working mom. Would highly recommend!”The Lash Lounge
4600 Roswell Rd Ste. E140, Atlanta, GA 30342 | (404) 948-5274View this post on InstagramThe Lash Lounge continues to get good reviews from customers who live in the city.Here’s what one reviewer says about the Lash Lounge: “I love the Lash Lounge. I am trying lashes for the first time and searched many reviews online. I’m so glad I decided on the Lash Lounge. The interior is beautiful and everyone is always friendly/helpful. I’ve been trying different lash options on almost each visit to see what works best for me. I also like the convenient online booking. I highly recommend!”Whip-Lash Salon and Boutique
1995 Windy Hill Rd Suite 10, Smyrna, GA 30080 | (770) 485-1507View this post on InstagramWhip-Lash Salon is one of the best places in Cobb County to get your lashes done, plain and simple.Here’s what one reviewer says about Whip-Lash Salon & Boutique: “I had eyelash extensions put on for the first time today. I have been doing some research online before I came but I knew that there was still a lot that I did not know. Bianca was my beautician. She was amazing! She listened to everything I wanted and all the concerns that I had. She had the experience and knowledge to ask me questions that I had not thought of yet. This made sure that we were both on the same page so that I would enjoy the extensions. I am extremely happy with the outcome of them! The entire service from beginning to end was excellent.”Looking to shop? Check out the best malls in Atlanta
Along with the wonderful things to eat and do in Atlanta, there are also so awesome places to shop.
In addition to malls, many Atlanta boutiques and consignment shops have daily deals so that you can save money.
Atlanta’s retail scene continues to be a bright spot for the local economy — and that means more sales for everyone!
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Atlanta’s largest newspaper recently made history by naming its first black editor-in-chief!
Leroy Chapman Jr. has begun his tenure at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, succeeding longtime Editor Kevin Riley, who announced his retirement Thursday.
AJC Names First Black Editor-In-Chief
As the organization’s top news executive and first Black editor in chief in the newspaper’s 155-year history, Chapman will oversee the newsgathering, programming, features, and opinion teams as well as the editorial teams responsible for video, audio, newsletters and events. Chapman will report to AJC President and Publisher Andrew Morse.
Riley, one of the longest-tenured editors of a major daily publication, will retire later this year. He will assume the role of editor at large during a transition period.
THE MOMENT:
On March 23, 2023, for the first time in 155 years, the @ajc hired a Black man – @AJCLeroyChapman – to become Editor-in-Chief. Blessed to have witnessed this moment in history. I've never been prouder to be associated with this fine organization.
Good Luck Leroy pic.twitter.com/ia7xPv3EJi— Ernie Suggs (@erniesuggs) March 24, 2023
“Leroy Chapman is an outstanding journalist, an inspirational leader, and an innovative thinker,” Morse said. “We are lucky to have him leading our newsroom as we transform the AJC into a modern media company at the center of life in Atlanta. We also want to recognize Kevin’s long, decorated history as editor of the AJC. He has made invaluable contributions to this institution and this city. We’ll miss his sound judgment and good humor and wish him the best in a well-deserved retirement.”
Who Is LeRoy Chapman Jr.?
Chapman is currently managing editor at the AJC, overseeing daily news gathering, breaking news, coverage of key news topics including state, local and federal government, politics, education, public safety, transportation, Georgia’s economy and the environment. Sports was added to Chapman’s responsibilities earlier this year. He joined the AJC in 2011 from The State in Columbia, S.C.
Since joining the AJC, Chapman has shepherded some of the publication’s most high-profile stories, including the efforts to undermine Georgia’s 2020 election results, the court cases of teachers and administrators charged in the Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal, and the investigation into Atlanta’s affordable housing crisis during a time of economic uncertainty. Chapman is a U.S. Navy veteran and has been a journalist for 28 years. He lives in Gwinnett County with his wife Dawn and is a father to three adult children. The Chapmans’ oldest child is a relative the couple adopted when he was 13.
“The significance of this moment isn’t lost on me. This kind of opportunity is why African Americans come to Atlanta,” Chapman said. “Kevin has been excellent at being visible in our communities and hearing from people. I am looking forward to getting out into the community and understanding more about how the AJC can continue to serve audiences and improve our city.”
Riley started his career in 1983 at the Dayton Daily News, which is also owned by Cox Enterprises, and was editor in Dayton for four years before coming to Atlanta in 2011. In his 12-year tenure, he emphasized public service, investigative journalism, and political coverage, as Georgia claimed a leading role in national politics. He oversaw the largest reporting staff covering Georgia’s governor and legislature.
“I have never felt more inspired about the future of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution,” Riley said. “It’s been an honor to lead these incredible journalists and to serve the citizens of this state and city for the past 12 years. I will miss being a part of this storied organization, but I know its finest days are ahead.”
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Prolific restaurateur Kevin Gillespie just opened a new Atlanta restaurant concept that will show off his culinary talents. The eatery opened its doors on May 24, 2024.
Open Now in Atlanta: Nàdair
Gillespie, the owner of Gunshow, opened the new restaurant called Nàdair in DeKalb County.
“So the wildcat is finally out of the bag! It’s true, we are currently working on a new restaurant slated for next year. Nàdair (from the Scots Gaelic “Dòigh Nàdair” meaning “the way of nature” and pronounced “nuh-DARE”),” Gillespie said in a post on social media.
He said that the eatery will be “the next chapter in a story we began many years ago at Woodfire Grill. I have been hoping to one day be able to return to the rustic elegance of live fire cooking, paired with a service style marked by intentionality and humility.”
Where Will Nàdair Be Located?
Nàdair will be housed in the space formerly occupied by Floataway Cafe at 1123 Zonolite Rd, NW Ste. 15, Atlanta, Ga. 30306. Here’s a map to help you find it.
It will be an honor to steward the next generation of restaurants in Asana Partners’ former Floataway Cafe space, a restaurant we admired and one that helped develop the Atlanta dining scene we see today.”
Gillespie said that more details about the new joint, including images and menus, will be revealed after the new year.
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The Superica empire continues to grow in metro Atlanta. The latest addition to the portfolio is a 6,000-square-foot restaurant at the Ashford Lane development in Dunwoody.
Acclaimed Chef Ford Fry has built his Superica brand, which specializes in Tex-Mex with a twist, into five restaurants now in the Atlanta area.
Have you ever been to a Superica? It is one of Atlanta’s best Tex-Mex restaurants for sure.
What Should I Order At Superica?
While the hours of operation vary depending on which Superica you go to, the menu doen’t change that much. That means you can find your favorite tacos, including cool variations of street-style tacos, fajitas al carbon and a great brunch.
Here are some dinner faves of mine, which I always recommend to others.
Photo credit: Superica - CHILE RELLENO crispy poblano pepper filled with corn, mushrooms, and Chihuhah cheese
- CARNITAS DE PUERCO twice-cooked heritage pork belly, tomatillo salsa
- HAMBURGUESA* (pictured) 8 oz. double meat, American cheese, chili con carne, mustard, lettuce, pickles, onions, steak fries
- MESQUITE GRILLED QUAIL served with two tamles smothered in chili con carne and cheese
- El LOPEZ two cheese enchiladas, crispy beef taco, guacamole salad, puffy tostada con queso, rice and beans
Who Owns Superica?
Superica is owned by restaurateur Ford Fry, a James Beard-nominated chef who’s culinary portfolio includes a who’s who of Atlanta bangers such as JCT Kitchen, The Optimist and of course, Superica.
“I want to create restaurants that strike a timeless emotional chord – restaurants that don’t pander to trend, but draw generations of families together,” says Fry.
Where Is Superica In Dunwoody Located?
The Superica in Dunwoody is located at 1220 Ashford Crossing. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
If you love contemporary Tex-Mex with a twist, you’ll love Superica. Like many a waistline in the South, Atlanta’s foodie scene seems to be bursting at the seams. Ready to try something new?
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For reasons unknown, robocallers love the Peach State and its largest city. Atlanta is among the top cities in which its residents receive robocalls and scam calls.
If you want to get rid of those pesky “Scam Likely” calls, keep reading. Do you recognize scam calls when you get them. Let’s investigate:
What Is A Scam Call?
A scam call is one that has clearly illegal or fraudulent behavior, such as a call from an enterprise imposter, or one that has a spoofed caller ID.
The phone companies’ initiative, Stir/Shaken, continues to reduce the number of robocall campaigns based on spoofed IDs, which drives down the number of obvious scam calls by making them harder to detect, since they appear to be telemarketing campaigns unless there is other evidence of fraud.
How To Get Rid Of Scam Likely Calls In Atlanta
To get rid of scam likely calls in Atlanta, you need to use your cell phone provider’s services. For T-Mobile, you can download the Scam Shield app, to screen scam likely calls.
For an AT&T device, you can use AT&T Call Protect offers similar protection for any device using this carrier.
For wireless customers, Verizon’s Call Filter can help you avoid unwanted calls. Call Filter blocks potentially fraudulent calls by automatically sending them to voicemail, but you can also block unwanted or nuisance calls with the free Call Filter app or through MyVerizon.
The top cities, area codes, and states with the most robocalls and robocalls/person remained unchanged from January.
Cities With The Most Robocalls
Cities with the Most Robocalls:
Atlanta, GA (171.1 million, -4%)
Dallas, TX (156.9 million, -3%)
Chicago, IL (143.5 million, -6%)
Cities with the Most Robocalls/Person:
Baton Rouge, LA (42.8/person, -6%)
Memphis, TN (35.8/person, -9%)
Washington, DC (31.8/person, -3%)
Area Codes with the Most Robocalls:
404 in Atlanta, GA (70.5 million, -5%)
832 in Houston, TX (61.1 million, -8%)
678 in Atlanta, GA (57.0 million, -4%)
Area Codes with the Most Robocalls/Person:
404 in Atlanta, GA (57.4/person, -5%)
225 in Baton Rouge, LA (42.4/person, -6%)
857 in Boston, MA (39.0, -2%)
State with the Most Robocalls:
Texas (511.2 million, -4%)
California (377.3 million, -5%)
Florida (352.4 million, -2%)
State with the Most Robocalls/Person:
Louisiana (27.2/person, -6%)
South Carolina (25.5/person, -6%)
Alabama (23.2/person, -5%)
These data points are provided by YouMail, a free call protection app for mobile phones.
Final Word
Don’t suffer in silence from robocallers and scammers trying to reach your bank account via phone. Report robocalls and other nuisance callers to your phone company or the FCC.
Speaking of phones, let’s say you break yours. Do you know what to do? If you want to know where to take your cracked device, here are some handy phone repair resources.
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No matter if you were born in Atlanta or have moved here in recent years, it’s likely that you’ve heard of the different zones around the city.
This article will tell you everything you need to know about Atlanta zones.
How Many Zones Does Atlanta have?
Atlanta is made up of six zones. The city’s planners came up with the idea to divide Atlanta into zones. Here are the zones that make up Atlanta:
Zone 1: Northwest Atlanta
The neighborhoods that make up Zone 1 include:
- Adamsville
- Bankhead
- The Bluff
- Collier Heights
- English Avenue
- Hunter Hills
- Vine City
- West Lake
Zone 2: Buckhead/Northeast Atlanta
The neighborhoods that make up Zone 2 include:
- Buckhead
- Garden Hills
- Lindbergh
- Morningside
- Piedmont Heights
Zone 3: Southeast Atlanta
The neighborhoods that make up Zone 3 include:
- Capitol View
- Lakewood Heights
- Mechanicsville
- Pittsburgh
- Peoplestown
- Polar Rock
- Summerhill
- Sylvan Hills
- Thomasville
Zone 4: Southwest Atlanta
The neighborhoods that make up Zone 4 include:
- Ben Hill
- Cascade
- Greenbriar
- Oakland City
- West End
Zone 5: Downtown And Midtown
The neighborhoods that make up Zone 5 include:
- Ansley Park
- Castleberry Hill
- Downtown
- Midtown
- Piedmont Park
Zone 6: East Atlanta
The neighborhoods that make up Zone 6 include:
- Old Fourth Ward
- Candler Park
- East Atlanta
- East Lake
- Edgewood
- Kirkwood
- Glenwood
- Little Five Points
- Grant Park
- Virginia Highlands
- Moreland Avenue
Here Is A Map Of Atlanta’s Zones
And there you have it. Those are all of Atlanta’s six zones. If you want to know what type of fod Atlanta is known for, here it is.
Georgia’s largest city continues to grow by leaps and bounds. Do you know how many people live here?
Final Word
If you’ve lived in Atlanta for any amount of time, perhaps you’ve heard about Zone 5 or Zone 6. This article is going to discuss Atlanta’s zones.
Atlanta is a great place and there’s a lot happening. To find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. Downtown Atlanta or Midtown often has something cool going on!
The fun is just starting. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit a craft brewery in the city.
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
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Georgia’s largest city just can’t get enough of Atlanta food halls. They keep popping up! A new food hall is set to open in Buckhead’s Phipps Plaza, the posh mall at the intersection of Peachtree and Lenox roads. It’s called Citizens Market Atlanta.
The 25,000 square-foot food hall will be under the Citizens culinary markets brand as a result of a partnership between C3 (Creating Culinary Communities), a global food tech platform and Legends, a data-intelligence firm.
New Food Hall Opening At Phipps Plaza
Buckhead’s food scene continues to change as the area continues to see a high build rate for apartments, shops and restaurants.
Aside from the Phipps Plaza location, C3 and Legends plan other Citizens culinary markets this year in Chicago and Miami. London’s is set to debut in 2024.
When Will The Phipps Plaza Food Hall Open?
The Phipps Plaza food hall is set to open in April 2023, according to the news release.
What Restaurants Will Be At The Phipps Plaza Food Hall?
The Phipps Plaza food hall, described in a news release as a “foodie’s playground,” will include the following eateries:
- Umami Burger
- Krispy Rice
- Sam’s Crispy Chicken
- Kumi
- Sa’Moto
- EllaMia
- Cicci di Carne
- Plant Nation
- El Pollo Verde
- Stonie Bowls
- Frankly by Snap-O-Razzo
- Tastemade Me Tacos
- Citizens Pizza
- And more.
Citizens Market will operate from the partnership of Legends, which is providing hospitality partners while C3’s providing the chef inspired and award-winning culinary branding.
Speaking of chefs, the effort has enlisted such acclaimed kitchen talent as Dani Garcia, Masaharu Morimoto, Dario Cecchini, Ralph Perrazzo, and Wes Avila.
According to the news release celebrities such as Matt Stonie, Cindy Lou and Sofia Vergara will be involved as well.
Final Word
When it comes to upscale shopping, Phipps Plaza is a hot destination in Atlanta’s wealthiest neighborhood. But Atlanta also has mom-and-pop restaurants, neighborhood joints, pop-ups and time-tested landmarks that continue to draw big crowds.
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
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Starting your own business can take up a lot of time and energy, but it can also be one of the most rewarding things in your life.
Once you’ve secured financing and settled on an inaugural team (unless it’s just you) you’re ready to begin. Here’s how to start a business in Atlanta.
How Much Does It Cost To Start A Business In Georgia?
To start a business in Georgia, you can expect to pay anywhere from $75 to $300, depending on your specific municipality. The Secretary of State’s Office will continue to charge a yearly fee for registration of $50 to $100, which you can pay for annually or for multiple years in advance.
If your business includes other certifications like a liquor license, you will have to pay even more.
If you’re a woman-owned business, look to see if you qualify for any grants to help get your business off the ground. But let’s go over the general process of starting a business in Atlanta, Georgia:
1. Decide On A Business Structure
You’ll need to select a business structure to operate under for tax reasons and operational functions. The four main business structures are the sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and S corporation.
- Sole proprietorship: This is for individual entrepreneurship that is owned and run by one person. There is also no legal distinction between the owner and the company.
- Partnership: Like its name implies, a partnership is a mutual agreement between two parties to run and operate a business together.
- Corporation: This type of business structure is owned by shareholder(s). The liability for a corporation rests with the business, not its shareholders.
- S Corporation: These business arrangements typically are advantageous for tax purposes as they permit corporations to funnel income, losses, deductions, and credits through to their shareholders.
Most solo entrepreneurs choose an LLC (limited liability corporation) for simplicity’s sake, but you may choose a sole proprietorship or other business structure for other reasons.
No matter what business structure you file under, you’ll be locked into it until you take steps to modify it.
2. Apply For A Business License
The first step to actually creating a business is to get a business license. You can do that with your city or county. But it’s not so easy. Depending on where you live in Georgia, you’ll first need to secure a state tax identification number, a trade name registration and zoning approval for your business location. You might also need to apply for corporate registrations, professional licenses, or other special permits.
3. Register Your Business Name In Georgia
One of the first things you want to do, if you haven’t already, is register a business name in Georgia. To do that, you need to go to either of these two online resources:
- Georgia Office of the Secretary of State
- Georgia Office of the Secretary of State, Name Reservation Online Portal
4. Buy A Domain Name For Your Business Website
Once you’ve registered your business and found there to be no conflicts with the name you’ve chosen, in today’s digital age, it’s time to buy a domain for your website.
Their are tons of sites to buy domains for your business websites. Some of the best include:
You also want to get a tax ID number. You can do that online at the Internal Revenue Service website. Apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) Online here.
5. Create Your Social Media Accounts
All sophisticated businesses have social media accounts today. Yours is no different. You don’t have to set up accounts on all social media platforms, but a few or a few of them — Instagram, Facebook and Twitter — may be essential to communicate with your audience.
You also don’t want to sleep on TikTok, which has exploded in popularity among younger demographics.
Once your business is created, you’ll be able to launch it in Atlanta and build some buzz around it.
Once you’ve done your social media accounts, it’s time to start drawing customers to you.
Final Word
If you’re thinking about starting a business in Atlanta, it’s likely that you already know what type of business you want to open. After your business plans have been created, it’s time to start a business in Atlanta.
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