Google Small Business

Between the dual impacts of the pandemic and quarantine, small businesses and creators have faced unparalleled challenges.

As part of Google’s International Small Business Week, tune in to #YouTubeSmallBizDay on June 24 to inspire, support and educate small businesses across the U.S.

Happy International Small Business Week! Here’s to the resilient small businesses all around the world, and the communities they inspire.

Gary Williams Jr. wears many hats. He’s the co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of his own marketing agency, Creative Theory, an entrepreneur, husband, and father.

Designed by a trans designer for the trans community, gc2b is a transitional apparel company that sells chest binders to global customers and uses a percentage of their proceeds to support other

Grow your business by getting in front of shoppers when they’re searching for products like yours.

Founded in 2015, Tea Drops is a woman-forward and innovative beverage company that creates magical tea moments by taking a sustainable angle to traditional tea bags.

Nom Wah Tea Parlor ( nomwah.com), NYC Chinatown’s first dim sum restaurant, has been serving customers since 1920.

Avani wanted her children to be connected to their roots, but being from India and living in America, she found it hard to engage her children.

W.B. Mason, a traditional business supplies firm with a 100+ year history, used Google Ads to change with the times when their business was affected by the pandemic.

Nisha Henna Art is a #smallbiz that th(inks) outside the box. Owner and founder, Nisha, started off by doing henna tattoos for her friends she made when she moved to Austin, TX, in 2001.

Deana Neely was a stay at home mother for 9 years when she decided to become a licensed contractor and start her own company: Detroit Voltage.

From paintball stores to pastry shops, even our smallest small business owners know that Search is 🔑 to growing businesses online.

Whether you’re headed to Mount Olympus⚡ or a little closer to home🏡, drop a pin in your #smallbiz journey with help from Google Maps.

Give your favorite small businesses the stars it needs to shine even brighter this holiday season ⭐ Leave a review for a small business you love to show them you appreciate them this holiday season

Whether you dream of opening a bookstore on Mount Olympus 🗻 or want to support your local unicorn ranch 🦄 we are proud of those chasing their dreams—and everyone else who continues to

“You can’t be what you can’t see” is the motto of GrillzandGranola, a body-positivity fitness company for women of color that blends workout sets to trap music with mental health resources.

From humble beginnings in Trinidad, owner Andrew Ramroop followed his calling to make fine clothing and share his knowledge with those who aspired to learn the craft.

Kim Lewis, Co-founder of CurlMix grew her YouTube channel organically before investing in YouTube ads to build brand awareness and expand and diversify her customer base.

In 2015, designer and entrepreneur Marli Washington saw a lack of safe, accessible chest binding options for himself and the broader transgender and gender nonconforming community, so he started

Mark Cho and his team at The Armoury are passionate about distinctive and exceptionally crafted men's clothing, shoes, and accessories from around the world.

Ayla Beauty built their business on connecting customers and wellness partners around the world with personalized, non-toxic skincare products.

Come for the chicken and waffles, stay for the community.

Dee Charoenyan, founder of DBigbike, connected with people who shared his passion by creating and uploading videos about bikes and vehicles.

Ariat was born in 1993 out of love for horse riding. 15 years ago the business expanded beyond riding gear to also include work footwear and apparel.

Join Google Local Services as we visit Dallas and meet the owners of Gmaids. With Local services reach local customers who want to book your services and track your leads on the go.

Join Google Local Services as we visit Dallas and learn more from Salvador, owner of Access Garage door. Learn how Local Services helps you keep your schedule full.

Be the provider that stands out from the crowd with Local Services by Google. Connect with local customers searching for the services you offer at the moment they need you.

How did we do?

Valentina and Rafael quit their corporate jobs to pursue Valentina’s dream of opening her own dance studio.