The holidays are around the corner. Time to staff-up and add part-time, hourly workers.
October 2017 Issue
How to Avoid A Popup Fail
Pop-ups are known to be excellent catalysts for boosting business and bumping sales, especially during a lull.
SJT Offers Custom Stone Coasters
SJT Enterprises, a 32-year consumer products company, now produces stone coasters with your location on them.
Simple Testing Strategy to Grow Your Sales
As a modern retailer, over the past few years you’ve been collecting email addresses from your walk-in customers, as well as people who find your web page, or connect with you via social media channels.
Planning for Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday always takes place the Saturday following Thanksgiving — after Black Friday and before Cyber Monday.
Holiday Electronic Specials from Direct Liquidation
According to the National Retail Federation, almost 30 percent of consumers are planning to purchase electronics this holiday season.
Crushing on Valentine’s Day Sales
Valentine’s Day is a day for expressing love for someone by showering him or her with presents and goodies. This means a lot of business and preparation for retailers
Local Indie Retailer Spotlight: The Gift Cottage
Since 1991, the Gift Cottage has been a retail landmark in downtown Bethel, Connecticut. Co-owner Joan Craybas began her retail career with a flower business.
Honey Sweetie Acres: Goat Milk Products That Don’t Kid Around
While 65 percent of the world’s population chooses goat milk over cow milk, the true benefits of goat milk are just starting to permeate popular culture in North America.
Source Smarter with GreenDropShip.com
Organic food products hit a record of $43 million in sales in 2016. When combined with natural and organic home, beauty, and skincare products, that number is even higher.
