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Local business creates free mobile app showcasing Staunton business, hotspots

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Staunton_app_phone_white_03_13Harrisonburg-based Create More Business Now has released a new smartphone application that assists local residents and visitors to the area with navigating their way around the City of Staunton.

The app was created after Create More Business Now surveyed more than 160 Staunton businesses and a group of residents and tourists to get a feel for the challenges that each party faced when visiting the Queen City.

“Business owners, locals and tourists alike all wanted a faster and easier way to find things to do, locate restaurants and shops, quickly find special deals, and have a one-stop location for information on transportation, schools, parks, local news and more,” said Rod Ferrier, a principal with Create More Business Now.

The Staunton app can be downloaded for free using iTunes and the Google Play Store.

More information about Create Your Business Now is online at http://createmorebusinessnow.com.

 
 




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