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New analytics tool lets Delaware small businesses benchmark for smarter decision-making

Free tools, tutorials and webinars will support small businesses and the people who rely on them.

Downtown Wilmington is full of small businesses (André Wright Jr. for Technical.ly)

In Delaware, over 227,000 workers are employed by a small business — that’s more than half of the state’s workforce, according to the Delaware Division of Small Business (DSB).

With May being National Small Business month, the DSB will be highlighting the free SizeUp Delaware business analytics tool. This online tool takes state and local data so that a small business can find how many competitors it has, where to find local suppliers, where to target potential customers and measure business performance. 

Banner with icons and text for sizeupdelaware services: performance comparison, finding customers, marketing optimization, and demographic analysis.

Screenshot of SizeUp Delaware

On Monday, April 29, from 1 to 2 p.m., DSB and SizeUp will hold a free webinar on how to use the tool. If you miss it, don’t worry — there is a one-hour YouTube tutorial available

Small Business Month resources for owners and customer

The Small Business Association defines a small business as a for-profit that is independently owned and operated. Small businesses are not dominant in their fields nationally, and meet size standards, which vary depending on industry and other factors.

A Delaware small business is a small business that is physically located in Delaware, majority physically located in Delaware if it has multiple locations or does a majority of its business in Delaware.

Small business webinars offered by the DSB in May include:

National Small Business Month is for the whole community — even if you’re not an not an owner or employee, you can celebrate  it  by supporting local small businesses. There are quite a few online directories and resources, including:

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