Procure Point Global (PPG) builds and supports advanced marketing and sales solutions to drive local business, reversing the trend of losses to e-commerce giants in our communities.

E-commerce sales in the USA are expected to reach $500 billion by 2018. With transaction costs reaching upwards of 20% per sale, most profit is going towards the e-commerce giantsnot the actual sellers.

If $500 billion were spent locally in the USA, it would save over 2.3 million jobs, 1.6 million shops and 1.4 trillion square feet of retail space. Nearly half of each dollars would remain in the local economy and tax base (per CivicEconomics.com).

Our solution allows each business region to effectively compete with the e-commerce giants in their communities. Our company is in start-up mode and our solution is held under strict Non-Disclosure. Please contact us for details.

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Yet all sales are now taxable, shipping rates are rising and cost of online business is approaching 20% of sales price, making it more cost effective to buy locally

Yet billions are to e-commerce giants. Price and convenience are outweighing the desire for Immediacy, service and suport of one's community.

Price and variety often exceeds what can be found on-line with personal service that far exceeds what can be provided on-line while feeding the local economy.

Four blocks from my house on the north side of Chicago is an independent toy store that has bailed me out with a last-minute birthday gift more than a few times. The knowledgeable proprietors peddle geodes to German-engineered wind-up trains, bug-collection kits to theatrical costumes. Perhaps more important than their inventory, they've kept alive that elusive remnant of the retail experience—service. They gift wrap for free year-round. . . .

"Buy Local"—you see the decal in the store window, the sign at the farmer's market, the bright, cheerful logos for Local First Arizona, Think Boise First, Our Milwaukee, and homegrown versions across the states. The apparent message is "let's-support-local-business", a kind of community boosterism. But buying close to home may be more than a feel-good, . . .

Small business is - quite frankly - big business. The Small Business Administration identified that there are more than 28.2 million businesses operating in the United States as of March 2014, with about 63% of new jobs being created from small businesses between 1993 and mid 2013. Of these 28.2 million businesses, most are "self-employed" . . .