7/27/11: Juice in the City BOSTON Area Local Business Consultants

Want to work your own hours with a home based career?

Want to help preserve high quality local businesses in your community?

Interested in joining a community of smart, fun women?

Help us Save Local and make the world a little bit better!

Juice in the City is still looking for moms in the Boston Area to become Local Business Consultants.  Do you know of great local businesses in the following areas in and around Boston:
North End
Beacon Hill
Charlestown
South End
Back Bay
South Boston
Somerville
Cambridge
Arlington
Winchester
Melrose
Medford
Malden 

A LBC knows the local community, the local hot spots, the places to go and has ties to local vendors. The whole point of Juice in the City is to attract moms within their area participate more with their surroundings, get them out of the house and go have fun! LOCAL businesses are preferred as opposed to chains, rarely do we ever source deals for companies like Starbucks or Target. We know spending money in the community means the money STAYS in the community.

Go ahead and apply to be a Local Business Consultant.

Also Juice in the City has launched a 3 million dollar Groupfund.  See more details here.  "Juice in the City, the destination for deals experienced and sourced by moms for moms, today announces the launch of a $3 million Groupmom Fund. The fund empowers moms to put money into local businesses with the discovery of exceptional services and products for daily deals."  More information here also.

Like them on Facebook

Follow @jitcboston on Twitter

Some information on Juice in the City:  Check out this video on how Juice in the City first got started here.

For another article that does a good job of describing everything from beginning to end, check out the article done by the Patch

History on Juice in the City:

Juice in the City was founded by two moms on Mother's Day in 2010. It's a unique deals site that supports local businesses while providing benefits to local moms. Our team is made up of moms who source deals based on their personal experience versus companies who hire teams that have never set foot in the businesses they represent. We believe in supporting the local economy while at the same time, empowering moms!

As co-founder of the daily deal website JuiceInTheCity.com, Eisner is one of the most successful stay-at-home moms around. Now, with 11 markets up and running across the country, Eisner employs more than 150 people to source local deals for Juice in the City—and every single one of them is a stay-at-home mom, like her.  ”We are basically deals, done by and for moms,” Eisner explained. “We do not feature any businesses that local sales moms have not tried, personally. So, the moms source the deals themselves.”

In other words, Juice in the City features deals on the best local businesses in 11 markets across several states that are targeted toward moms. Think coffee shops, boutiques, summer camps, tickets to children’s shows, yarn stores, spas and more—all mom-tested and pre-approved, and all signed on by stay-at-home moms, whom Eisner calls her “local business consultants.” You know this is right up my alley as I love to share discount codes with you. They pay a generous guaranteed commission of $100 to $200 per each sourced deal with a chance to earn even more money.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post and I’ll receive compensation as a thank you for posting about the Juice in the City however all opinions are mine.

7/18/11: Juice in the City Launching in Seattle!

I have been keeping you up to date on Juice in the City's launch in Boston in my posts.  I wanted to update you that the launch is now in September so there is still time to become a Local Business Consultant. 

I also wanted to let you know that they will be launching on July 25th in Seattle.  If you live in that area, you are lucky that Juicy Deals are coming your way!

Juice in the City is still looking for moms in Brookline/Newton/North End and Beacon Hill to become Local Business Consultants. 

The whole point of Juice in the City is to attract moms within their area participate more with their surroundings, get them out of the house and go have fun! LOCAL businesses are preferred as opposed to chains, rarely do we ever source deals for companies like Starbucks or Target. We know spending money in the community means the money STAYS in the community.

Do you want to work at a home based career and spend more time with your family? Do you want to make your own hours? Do you want to support local businesses in your community? Interested in joining a community of smart, fun women?

Go ahead and apply to be a Local Business Consultant here.

Here are some other things you can do....

Like them on Facebook

Follow @jitcboston on Twitter

For more information and history on Juice in the City, refer to my earlier post.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post and I’ll receive compensation as a thank you for posting about the Juice in the City however all opinions are mine.

7/5/11: Get Juiced!

I absolutely love deals?  Don't you.  I get a rush when I get something for a discount and love to share it with everyone I know.  I was talking to a Mom the other day at the Carnival and was telling her all about discounted tickets I have gotten to Davis Farmland, Story Land, and Santa's Village.  So I am really excited about Juice in the City.  It is a wonderful way to share local area deals!
I already told you a few times about Juice in the City earlier in a post, but I wanted to remind you that the official launch will be at some point in August!  They offer all kinds of deals, from kid's activities, to items for Mom, but only from local stores and not chains. 

Juice in the City is still looking for moms in Brookline/Newton/North End and Beacon Hill to become Local Business Consultants. 
A LBC knows the local community, the local hot spots, the places to go and has ties to local vendors. The whole point of Juice in the City is to attract moms within their area participate more with their surroundings, get them out of the house and go have fun! LOCAL businesses are preferred as opposed to chains, rarely do we ever source deals for companies like Starbucks or Target. We know spending money in the community means the money STAYS in the community.

Do you want to work at a home based career and spend more time with your family? Do you want to make your own hours? Do you want to support local businesses in your community? Interested in joining a community of smart, fun women?

Then go ahead and apply to be a Local Business Consultant here.

Here are some other things you can do....

Like them on Facebook

Follow @jitcboston on Twitter

For more information and history on Juice in the City, refer to my earlier post.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post and I’ll receive compensation as a thank you for posting about the Juice in the City however all opinions are mine.

6/21/11: Juice in the City to Launch in Boston in August!

I already introduced you to Juice in the City earlier in a post, but I wanted to let you know that the official launch will be at some point in August!  They offer all kinds of deals, from kid's activities, to items for Mom, but only from local stores and not chains.  Here are some examples of previous deals that Local Business Consultants have found.  Here is one with some nice clothing.

 Kid's activities.

 And yummy food!

Juice in the City is still looking for moms in Brookline/Newton/North End and Beacon Hill to become Local Business Consultants. 
A LBC knows the local community, the local hot spots, the places to go and has ties to local vendors. The whole point of Juice in the City is to attract moms within their area participate more with their surroundings, get them out of the house and go have fun! LOCAL businesses are preferred as opposed to chains, rarely do we ever source deals for companies like Starbucks or Target. We know spending money in the community means the money STAYS in the community.

Do you want to work at a home based career and spend more time with your family? Do you want to make your own hours? Do you want to support local businesses in your community? Interested in joining a community of smart, fun women?

Then go ahead and apply to be a Local Business Consultant here.

Here are some other things you can do....

Like them on Facebook

Follow @jitcboston on Twitter

For more information and history on Juice in the City, refer to my earlier post.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post and I’ll receive compensation as a thank you for posting about the Juice in the City however all opinions are mine.

5/26/11: Juice in the City in Boston - Save Locally

Do you love deals? Of course you do. Believe me I am the first one to brag if I spend a small amount on something, never if I spend a lot on something. Lately I have been watching the show Extreme Couponing and love it. I also love to share Local Deals and Discount Codes with friends and family.

Well I need to share a great company named Juice in the City with you.  I talked about them before in my Bloggy Boot Camp Post.

Juice in the City is looking for moms in Brookline/Newton/North End and Beacon Hill to become Local Business Consultants. A LBC knows the local community, the local hot spots, the places to go and has ties to local vendors. The whole point of Juice in the City is to attract moms within their area participate more with their surroundings, get them out of the house and go have fun! LOCAL businesses are preferred as opposed to chains, rarely do we ever source deals for companies like Starbucks or Target. We know spending money in the community means the money STAYS in the community.

Do you want to work at a home based career and spend more time with your family? Do you want to make your own hours? Do you want to support local businesses in your community? Interested in joining a community of smart, fun women?

Then go ahead and apply to be a Local Business Consultant here.

Here are some other things you can do....

Like them on Facebook

Follow @jitcboston on Twitter

Some information on Juice in the City:Check out this video on how Juice in the City first got started here.

For another article that does a good job of describing everything from beginning to end, check out the article done by the Patch

History on Juice in the City:

Juice in the City was founded by two moms on Mother's Day in 2010. It's a unique deals site that supports local businesses while providing benefits to local moms. Our team is made up of moms who source deals based on their personal experience versus companies who hire teams that have never set foot in the businesses they represent. We believe in supporting the local economy while at the same time, empowering moms!

As co-founder of the daily deal website JuiceInTheCity.com, Eisner is one of the most successful stay-at-home moms around. Now, with 11 markets up and running across the country, Eisner employs more than 150 people to source local deals for Juice in the City—and every single one of them is a stay-at-home mom, like her.  ”We are basically deals, done by and for moms,” Eisner explained. “We do not feature any businesses that local sales moms have not tried, personally. So, the moms source the deals themselves.”

In other words, Juice in the City features deals on the best local businesses in 11 markets across several states that are targeted toward moms. Think coffee shops, boutiques, summer camps, tickets to children’s shows, yarn stores, spas and more—all mom-tested and pre-approved, and all signed on by stay-at-home moms, whom Eisner calls her “local business consultants.” You know this is right up my alley as I love to share discount codes with you. They pay a generous guaranteed commission of $100 to $200 per each sourced deal with a chance to earn even more money.

  

So what do you have to lose?  Sign up to be a Local Business Consultant now.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post and I’ll receive compensation as a thank you for posting about the Juice in the City however all opinions are mine.

5/7/11: Bloggy Boot Camp Boston - My First Blogging Conference

I attended my first Blogger conference.  The SITS (the Secret to Success is Support) girls ran this conference.  It was such a great experience for me to learn so much from other people who have a passion for blogging too.  I had never seen so many other people who liked to do what I do. 

I was lucky enough to go on behalf of Juice in the City who also sponsored the coffee break portion of the event.

They are looking to expand in to Boston and at the conference hoping to find some bloggers interested in becoming a LBC (Local Business Consultants) or a broadcaster.  For LBC's, the application is here.

There's a video on how Juice in the City first got started here.  For another article that does a good job of describing everything from beginning to end, check out the article done by the Patch

The whole experience was not intimidating which was nice.  I felt like everyone was super nice and helpful.  I was able to hear many inspiring speakers including my friend Mommy Niri talk about using Social Media for good.  I learned so much about branding, partnering with companies, legal aspects of blogging, and how to build my following.  I hope it leads to great things in the future.  Even if it doesn't help my blog significantly I got to meet some really cool people and share my blog with them and that makes it all worth it.

  Here is the pile of business cards I need to go through of bloggers I met at the conference. 

Disclosure:  My ticket to Bloggy Boot Camp was provided by Juice in the City.