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Big Tag Sale at Changes in Athens AL“Bag Sale”…the very name makes resale shopkeepers salivate. Move this stuff! Let’s clear it out to make room for incoming! Sell ’em bunches of stuff, armloads, bagsful!

All very well and good, and certainly bag sales and dollar racks and BOGOs are (more…)

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What makes your customers and suppliers happy…happier…happiest?Make your consignment customer gleeful!

This is a great time of year to think about what would up the joy quotient in your business and to figure out how to do it. After all, January’s not the cheeriest month and folks are hungry for some fun. How can you make your shop the go-to place when your clientele needs a little treat? Here’s three ideas for glee that might get you started:

1. Give them more than they have any right to expect.

Whether it’s a (more…)

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Just a little further note on yesterday’s entry about how important wording is inSpell it rite the resale and consignment word: Spelling is vital, too. As per the following example.

I SWEAR to you that I DID NOT make this up. Here’s a blog entry I just happened to run across two years ago. I saved it for just such an occasion as this.

Last year my goal was (more…)

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Bossy doesn't entice.

Today’s post for consignment and resale shop owners was going to be about now being a good time to make consignor agreement changes.

But reality intervened.

I went looking  and found some agreements that made me cringe. Wording that shows that the writer forgot the REASON for putting her/his info on the web: to entice potential clients to come to the shop.

So today let’s talk about how your agreement is presented. Without careful consideration, your wording can sound like (more…)

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If you’re approaching, in your shop, your slow season, maybe it’s time to do a project or two. Here’s some I’ve been saving for you. Got any ideas to share?

Old mannequins become word-of-mouth sculpturesTake a tattered or (more…)

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