Retail business owners know that a handful of factors play into the success or failure of their store. Some of these factors include: The need or demand of the product you are selling Customer satisfaction Location, location, location Top quality employees But what most retail store owners forget is that the layout of their store…
These next couple months are two of the busiest and germiest months of the year. Why? Holidays and flu season. People who are sick with the flu or cold are still walking around to grocery and gift shop, infecting everyone else. Not to mention the extra people who are out more than normal, each spreading…
Store layouts are conducive to different shopping experiences. The uniqueness of a store can determine whether you offer customers shopping carts, baskets, or basket carts… a hybrid of the two! When A Shopping Cart is Too Big Some stores are too small for the standard shopping cart. While the potential for providing them is always…
Shopping increases around the end of the year. Everyone knows this, and it goes for all forms of purchases. Families are preparing extravagant meals from Thanksgiving on, as well as gathering gifts for others, and probably themselves (who can blame them with these sales, though?). But back to business: if a store is having a…
Owning a retail store requires constant thinking about your store, whether it is which products to put on the shelves or where to put the shopping carts and baskets. One issue that keeps many store owners up at night is loss, otherwise known as theft. Unfortunately, virtually every retail store will experience theft of either inventory or money each…