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If your shop relies on volunteers to function smoothly, what are you doing to motivate them? That’s a standard question I ask when I do non-profit store consulting.Volunteers are the heart of most NFP thrift shops

All too often, the answer I hear (more…)

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It always drives me crazy, as the self-appointed consignment/ resale/ thrift guru, to see a shop pass up a great opportunity. Like

being interviewed in the media and not (more…)

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When you have a question about your shop, whose answers do you trust? Who understands the challenges of resale retail? Who can help YOU help YOUR customers in YOUR town?

In other words, who ya gonna call?

(Hint: it does not involve ethereal beings.) (more…)

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Free stuff, right now, (more…)

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Do you, when considering a purchase for your business, look at the price? Well, of course. Resale shopkeepers are, as a class, the most frugal folks on Earth. But sometimes (more…)

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