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Queen Creek Chamber uses videos to promote small businesses

The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce is trying out a new way to connect shoppers with smaller, locally owned stores.

Chamber staff is now going to businesses in order to shoot video of the stores and allow residents to meet who they are doing business with.

“We actually started it during the pandemic, but because of our staff size we were only able to get to a few of them each year,” said Chris Clark, president and CEO of the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce.

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