The Spirit of Selling
Often people find themselves in a job out of duty instead of purpose. Work was designed for you so you can express your talents. Do what you love. Ask yourself, “What is my purpose?” and start looking for the answer.
Often people find themselves in a job out of duty instead of purpose. Work was designed for you so you can express your talents. Do what you love. Ask yourself, “What is my purpose?” and start looking for the answer.
Take care of yourself as the precious resource you are as there is only one of you and you are crucial to your business.
Data can help you understand what your customers are currently doing. More importantly, knowledge of what's most important to them can give you ideas on influencing and triggering the behaviors you most want to encourage.
The contemporary professionals in the workforce, who are also the growing power buyers in the marketplace are taking to this work-from-home change and making it their own. They are becoming digital nomads, unrestricted by geography, gender norms, racial cues, and standard demographic measurements.
The past two trips around the sun have supplied business owners with a unique set of stressors. Business owners have carved out new neural pathways in order to adapt or watch their business die.
Knowing how much inventory to put on the sales floor to achieve your sales forecast is the key to making money in retail. If you put too little inventory there, you’ll miss sales.
When Lindsay Sims, founder of Maison Soleil, a fashion boutique based in Washington, DC, began the process of getting her LLC set up January 2020, she realized it would be the perfect opportunity to rebrand her business name from JolieSoleil Boutique to Maison Soleil.
Expanding your products into the wholesale market is a full-time job and not for the weak or easily broken. If you are a retailer wanting to expand your business into wholesale, think about this as not only a whole new business model, but a different
The pop-up or flash retailing market in the United States is estimated to be a $50 billion industry, and it’s for good reason. Studies has shown that 91 percent of consumers have a more positive feeling about a brand after attending an event or experience
