DSW Business Consulting & Social Media

DSW Business Consulting & Social Media Whether you want to strategize, grow or sell your business we can help. 21 years experience. I can handle your facebook & email blasts to your customers.

Need a small business expert to help you develop & grow your new business or reorganize a more established business for long term growth? I put my experience and expertise in the Small Business Industry to work for you. I have seen and done it all in the last 10 years as a store owner of 3 stores. Let everything I have learned become your opportunities for success. Social Media is the growing trend of developing and growing your business. Ready to sell your business or just knock around the idea? I can help you find a buyer. I have very reasonable consulting rates; less than the cost of one print ad in most cases. No business is too large or too small. Send me a message on facebook for your phone or location appointment. References available.

09/12/2026

Small restaurant for sale in Walker. Turnkey.
20 seats.

09/10/2026

Stop waiting. Do it today.

The famous green street cars let you know you are in New Orleans. What’s something else that lets you know?
09/10/2026

The famous green street cars let you know you are in New Orleans. What’s something else that lets you know?

There may not be another street in Louisiana that looks quite like St. Charles Avenue.

Live oaks arch over the roadway.

Historic homes stand behind iron fences.

And down the middle of it all comes one of New Orleans' most recognizable sounds: a streetcar rolling along the tracks.

The St. Charles streetcar line has roots reaching back to the nineteenth century and is widely recognized as the world's oldest continuously operating street railway line.

Its famous green streetcars have become part of the visual identity of New Orleans.

But riding one isn't just transportation.

It's practically a moving tour through the city.

The route connects downtown with Uptown, passing through areas filled with historic architecture, university campuses and some of New Orleans' most recognizable residential scenery.

Then there are the live oaks.

Their branches stretch across St. Charles Avenue, creating a canopy that can make even an ordinary streetcar ride feel like you've stepped into another era.

During Carnival season, everything changes again.

St. Charles becomes part of New Orleans' parade landscape, with crowds gathering along the avenue as Mardi Gras rolls through the city.

That's what makes this street special.

It's not frozen in history.

People still commute here.

Students ride the streetcars.

Families gather here.

Parades pass here.

Visitors stare out the windows while locals are simply trying to get somewhere.

New Orleans has changed dramatically over generations.

Yet that green streetcar still comes rumbling beneath those old trees.

Sometimes Louisiana history isn't behind museum glass.

Sometimes you can climb aboard, find a seat and ride straight through it.

09/09/2026

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09/09/2026

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So proud of this business and watching it transform from a food truck to a diner.
09/08/2026

So proud of this business and watching it transform from a food truck to a diner.

It’s not where you came from. It’s how much drive you have in you to go where you want to. Dolly is a perfect example. R...
08/30/2026

It’s not where you came from. It’s how much drive you have in you to go where you want to. Dolly is a perfect example.
RIP Dolly.

Growing up as the fourth of twelve kids born to Robert Lee and Avie Lee Parton in rural Sevier County, Tennessee, Dolly Parton's early life is a legendary tale of overcoming poverty through familial support. Born in 1946, she spent her formative years in a cramped Appalachian cabin that lacked basic modern amenities. Despite the severe financial hardship, her household rich in culture; her father made a living through manual labor and farming, whereas her mother nurtured the children's spirits with traditional folk songs, stories, and music.

Musical expression entered Dolly's world almost immediately. She started singing publicly at a very young age on regional radio and TV broadcasts, culminating in a momentous debut at the Grand Ole Opry when she was just thirteen years old. Local community members and extended family played a vital role in fueling these early ambitions by providing transportation and securing gigs that would have otherwise been out of reach.

While certain specific anecdotes—like the exact layout of their sleeping quarters, precise financial records, the origin story of her first makeshift guitar, and background details of specific childhood photos—warrant cross-referencing with historical archives, the broader narrative of her impoverished upbringing and deeply musical family is well-established history.

As an adult, Dolly evolved into an iconic global entertainer, songwriter, and business mogul without ever severing ties with her Tennessee heritage. She even revitalized the local economy and honored her roots by founding Dollywood, a major theme park dedicated to showcasing Appalachian traditions and creating regional jobs.

Ultimately, her journey proves that when a child harbors a massive dream, the people who nurture it often become the very foundation that keeps it alive.

Plan ahead.
08/28/2026

Plan ahead.

The last four months of the year are basically one long weekend. 😂

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