How to Make Your Store the Leader Of The Retail Pack

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Recorded08 Feb 2017

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I recently went into a store, that felt like I was in a time warp. The store sold "timeless" pieces for furniture. All I could see was fat, puffy leather sofas (from the 90's), brown wood (from the 90's) and the desperate stench of "please buy something". Timeless does not mean time warp. Seasons change, trends change, and people's tastes change as they get older. So being on trend, with what's happening externally in the design world, and internally, with your own target market, is the key to having the right inventory and great store turnover. So how can you keep up with happening, what's trending, and what your customer is actually looking for? Attend trade shows For more click here

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