Read the article entitled “Spring 2023 Generative AI Survey Results”
In April 2023, GoDaddy conducted a survey with 1,003 U.S. small business owners to gauge their awareness and perceptions of generative AI.
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Black Americans are gaining share in the online microbusiness economy. While this demographic faces unique challenges, Black online microbusiness owners are more optimistic than their peers.
Read the article entitled “Black-Owned Business Starts Surge, Says GoDaddy Study”
This exclusive report provides the latest numbers and trends of online microbusinesses.
Read the article entitled “Spring 2023 U.S. National Survey Results”
GoDaddy research found that 74% of entrepreneurs in the U.S. have a positive 6-month business outlook.
The spiraling cost-of-living may be the biggest threats to microbusinesses, as almost one in three look to these ventures as their main source of income.
Read the article entitled “Cost-of-Living Crisis Threatens British Microbusiness Economy ”
See 8 key findings on today's microbusiness entrepreneur with the 2022 Microbusiness National Survey Results Infographic.
Read the article entitled “2023 Spring Microbusiness National Survey Infographic”
GoDaddy’s in-depth annual survey of online entrepreneurs shows increasing diversity by gender, race, and economic circumstance. Here’s what they had to say.
Read the article entitled “Fall 2022 U.S. National Survey Results”
During the depths of the pandemic, Miami emerged as fertile ground for one of the few shoots of good economic news: a boom in people starting their own microbusinesses – in particular, people who had responded to the lockdown by relocating to warmer, often lower cost locales.
Read the article entitled “Can Miami Hold its Microbusiness Crown?”
Powerful. Uplifting. Encouraging. Incredible. These, among many others, are words I would use to describe the GoDaddy Open event in Baltimore.
Read the article entitled “GoDaddy Open: A Recap From Our Evening in Baltimore”
New data across the US, UK, CA, and AU shows the overall density in microbusinesses. Download the data today to see how businesses in your area are performing.
Black women have started nearly 20% of microbusinesses since the pandemic began, three times their share of the U.S. population. And in-spite of facing disproportional odds, 92% of surveyed Black female founders were more optimistic about the next 3 months, compared to 72% of other founders who were surveyed.
Read the article entitled “Black Women are Leaders in the Microbusiness Boom”
The COVID-19 pandemic delivered a massive shock to America’s workers – one result of this was a burst of microbusiness startups. But because microbusiness patterns of growth vary from state to state and community to community, local economic development officials need to understand these entrepreneurs in order to help them succeed.
Read the article entitled “Brookings: Microbusinesses boomed during the pandemic. Now, local leaders need to support them.”