Weeks of Stock

Weeks of Stock

  For a District Manager who regularly travels between different stores, and for Store Managers, Weeks of Stock can be a very useful number. Weeks of stock is: $ inventory divided by average weekly sales for that category/department, etc. Example: Inventory level: $8,000.00 Total…

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Are You Losing Sales?

Are you Losing Sales?

If you are of the opinion that you can hire associates, have them complete ‘new hire’ paperwork, tell them a little bit about your store and your customers, train them on how to use whatever equipment they will need to operate on the job…

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Omni-Channel Retailing

Omni Channel Retailing

Omni-Channel Retailing Today, consumers are increasingly embracing digital technologies and mobile devices in the buying process.   The integration of digital and off-line shopping has led to the increasing popularity of Omni-Channel Retailing.   Retailers who understand and implement the omni channel retailing concept …

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Interrupted by Covid

Interrupted by Covid

Covid 19 certainly did interrupt our lives, didn’t it? Who would have expected such a thing to happen to an unsuspecting public? Of course, we’ve all heard about the ‘possibility’ of some crazy heretic unleashing a virus on the world. You know, like they…

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Retail Marketing

Retail Marketing

In today’s CRM landscape the old analogy comparing the rifle and shotgun approaches to message and / or offer delivery is perhaps more appropriate than ever, as more retail organizations struggle to achieve one-to-one marketing-communications with customers and prospects. Targeting allows a retail enterprise…

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Retail Business Plans

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Retail Business Plan Basics The best way to show bankers, venture capitalists, and angel investors that you are worthy of financial support is to show them a great business plan. Make sure that your plan is clear, focused and realistic. Then show them that…

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