CT BUSINESSES

Connecticut Marketing Agency Builds Over 30 Websites During Pandemic

11 April 2021

Ads Needed, a Connecticut based Marketing Firm, partnered with local businesses to provide cost-effective website packages.

The recent wave of business shutdowns caused by COVID-19 has revealed the value of having an online presence. To help our local businesses recover, Eric Kristiansen, Founder of Ads Needed, started offering website packages to support those in need.

Eric and his team have been working hard to help our local businesses. With much success, Ads Needed has been able to support over 30 businesses in getting a secured website properly set up.

"We've managed to help a variety of businesses such as restaurants, tree removal, landscaping, power washing, home repair, and non-profits", says Eric Kristiansen.

The plans start at just $299 per month to give you a fully functional website. This special offer includes a reduced setup fee and discounted website hosting using Amazon’s web servers.

If you or someone you know is in need of a website, feel free to visit https://www.adsneeded.com/small-business-website-package and get in touch with a member of the Ads Needed team today.

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Cynergy Capital Partners Rebrands as Pierce Ridge Capital

19 May 2025

Cynergy Capital Partners, a Connecticut based boutique M&A advisory firm known for its hands-on approach to helping business owners buy, sell, and grow companies, has officially rebranded as Pierce Ridge Capital .

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Three Connecticut Businesses Honored for Remarkable Disaster Recoveries

19 May 2025

In a testament to resilience and determination, three Connecticut-based businesses have been recognized among the world's most inspiring comebacks following significant disasters. These companies overcame substantial challenges to rebuild and thrive, serving as exemplary models of perseverance in the face of adversity.

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Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Matt Bloom Continues Tradition of Success in Norwich, CT & Joins President’s Club

13 May 2025

Minuteman Press franchisee Matt Bloom has officially joined the President’s Club after just one year of ownership in Norwich, Connecticut. Here’s how the former venture capitalist made a seamless transition and built on a 31-year legacy to grow the business past $1 million in gross sales.

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Bell Bakeshop Set to Open in Milford, CT This June

2 May 2025

Milford, Connecticut, is welcoming a new addition to its local business scene: Bell Bakeshop, an artisan bakery slated to open in early June at 191 Rock Lane.

Deportations Are Surging in Connecticut — and Local Businesses Are Feeling the Impact

29 April 2025

Connecticut is facing a sharp increase in deportations, and the impact is being felt across industries that rely on immigrant labor. Local businesses in construction, landscaping, agriculture, hospitality, and other service-based sectors are experiencing severe workforce shortages as immigration enforcement actions accelerate across the state.

Voted #1: Why Everyone Wants to Be a Member at Guilford Racquet & Swim Club in 2025

9 April 2025

If you’ve been searching for the best tennis and swim club in Connecticut, the answer is clear: Guilford Racquet & Swim Club has officially been named the #1 Tennis and Swim Club in Connecticut for 2025 by CT Businesses — and it’s easy to see why. Located at 420 Church Street in Guilford, CT , this private club has become a year-round hub for families, athletes, and community members who value high-quality facilities, friendly competition, and an unbeatable social atmosphere.

CT Cannabis Entrepreneurs Seek Flexibility in Selling Equity Stakes

8 April 2025

Connecticut’s cannabis industry, originally built with a focus on social equity, is facing growing pressure to revise some of its early restrictions. Social equity license holders are now asking lawmakers to shorten the required ownership holding period, arguing that current rules are limiting growth and hurting long-term success.