Making Money at Conventions, Part II
Sell, Sell, Sell What sells? Different sells. The same old stuff people see every day can sell, but people like to see the unique and different at a con. Cleara...
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Sell, Sell, Sell What sells? Different sells. The same old stuff people see every day can sell, but people like to see the unique and different at a con. Cleara...
Don’t Fret Over an Empty Store. Profit! Conventions offer you a great opportunity to make new customers, clear out unproductive inventory , and take a bre...
How do you get it? I’ve heard it said from people who come to the gaming industry from other industries that we enjoy more support from our manufacturers ...
Opening Stores on Somebody Else’s Dime Franchising your business requires finding a tricky balance. You must offer a service worth paying for. You have to...
Your Path to Riches One Dime At a Time One of the things you do when you open your store is price a whole bunch of stuff. Like many things, it’s both easi...
A Partnership Formed and Dissolved A while ago, a prospective store owner contacted me about advice. That happens all the time, especially right after each colu...
Write it Into Your Business Plan Last month we discussed the benefits of marketing your business from a service-focused approach. Independent retailers often ha...
How Long Does It Take? When I first started this column, I assumed that the more math-intensive discussions would turn off the casual readers. I expected a mix ...
What does that mean, anyway? The three main categories on which your business can compete are price, selection, and service. Competing on Price You don’t ...
A Few More Tricks for Saving Money After inventory, labor is your highest controllable cost. Any dollars you can save on labor translate directly into improved ...