If we are real lucky
(and good shopkeepers), our consignment, thrift or resale shop is always, and we do mean always don’t we, in need of a little Continue Reading »
(and good shopkeepers), our consignment, thrift or resale shop is always, and we do mean always don’t we, in need of a little Continue Reading »
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Here’s an idea: the emergency prom dress.Announce, one week or less before prom, that if they haven’t found a prom dress yet or if that guy FINALLY worked up the courage to ask…
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As I was going through the Manual this weekend to prepare it for its next printing (I think this is the 13th or 14th edition!) , I ran across some little tidbits that even I had forgotten about.
And I thought I’d remind the many folks who use the Manual as an invaluable business resource of a couple of ideas that could take their consignment, resale, and thrift shops
For example, right now might be a real good time to
See page 175 for this idea.
That’s on page 182 in the Manual.
If you don’t already use this way to differentiate your shop from the crowd, refresh your memory on page 65.
Can’t lay your hands on your copy of the manual without getting up from the computer? Scan through the Table of Contents to refresh your memory of the (possibly forgotten in the day-to-day flurry that is resale!) hidden delights that could be put to good use right now!
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