Aim Higher: Add Value To Your Thriving Retail Business With Game Production
I’m a big proponent of retailers venturing into vertical integration by producing their own product. Each side of this equation–the retail division ...
I’m a big proponent of retailers venturing into vertical integration by producing their own product. Each side of this equation–the retail division ...
Retailers disagree on the best method of displaying board games. The two main methods are 1) arrange everything alphabetically, or 2) organize games by category...
Stores that decorate seasonally generate more sales than stores that don’t decorate. That’s all I need to know about why you should decorate. I like selling gam...
An annual marketing calendar is a tool you create once a year and follow as a guide for your marketing and advertising plans throughout the year. It takes an ho...
Here’s a short version of my hiring process and how I choose who I hire. The general principles apply to everyone, but the details focus on hourly employees who...
Existing game store owners speak constantly about holding events at the store. We speak about it casually, as if everyone participating in the discussion has th...
In doing research for clients, I’ve standardized my search criteria somewhat. Here are the objective things I compare. To find the first three (and sometimes t...
Wizards of the Coast knows that players tend to fall into three play styles, and it designs cards and sets to cater to these players. They call these players Ti...
As I’m developing my new book, Opening a Tabletop Game Store, I’ve realized there’s a strong need for a companion piece: Buying a Tabletop Game Store. In ...
I often hear new to moderately-experienced retailers asking how to make money with RPGs. It’s a question out of my experience. I came into the hobby from D&...