National Small Business Week has many organizations hosting talks and workshops aimed at analyzing the current impact of small businesses. Many in the industry are observing a notably higher success among local economies than the national average, which may be due to the achievements of small businesses. As small businesses consider ways to improve their sales through implementation of social networking and other online trends, Dynamix7.com joins the conversation by offering relevant training courses for local entrepreneurs.

Phoenix, Arizona (PRBuzz) June 1, 2012 -- All across the nation, small business organizations and government agencies are hosting networking events and forums aimed to promote growth within the small business sector of the American economy. A recent article from The Washington Post observes the issues and developments discussed at National Small Business Week events. For those looking to enter the small business market or sharpen their marketing skills, Dynamix7.com offers a convenient way for business owners to learn how to successfully integrate into today's business world.

The Washington Post article cites a recent study conducted by Bank of America that states "Fifty-three percent of the participants said their own decisions rather than the health of the economy are likely to affect how well their companies do." The same study reveals personal concerns of small business owners, thirty-eight percent of which claim that running a business is the most stressful thing they deal with. Dynamix7.com is one company prepared to address the implications of such statistics. By providing online tutorials, tips and convenient tools for small business owners, Dynamix7.com is a resource that helps these individuals make advantageous decisions while at the same time relieving business-related stress.

The article notes a particular involvement of local communities in the success of small businesses - a behavior that holds a strong connection to social networking efforts. While the Internet connects businesses to shoppers all over the globe, it is also used to promote small businesses to local consumers. Online and mobile applications, such as Yelp or Foursquare, focus on the influence local customers have on increasing sales for small local businesses. For store owners who have been in business for many years, these social networking applications may cause confusion. However, Dynamix7.com offers thorough tutorials that illustrate the benefits of social network marketing. The company believes that correct use of social networking could mean the difference between a small business sinking into oblivion and becoming a community hot spot.

The company maintains an easy-to-use collection of education tools, which can be explored at a small business owner's convenience. These kinds of options help address the high levels of stress associated with owning a small business that were noted in the Bank of America study.

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Geared toward small business owners, Dynamix7.com is a digital training service that provides continuing education for those looking to improve their company. The web site features web-based training videos, tips and other tutorials that are available at a user's convenience. Dynamix7.com focuses on coursework that is mainly involved with online practices such as the basics of web design, e-commerce and social network marketing strategies.

To learn more about the company's offered curriculum, visit http://dynamix7.com.

Michael McGarety
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