Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, christmas, Facebook, holidays, social networking, success on November 21, 2017|
Just because you can’t afford a circular in the paper on Thanksgiving Day, and you’re not about to open at 5am for those crazy shoppers….
Some tactics that are especially attuned to your scrappy-little-dog shop, to highlight how small can be mighty:
Price is NOT (more…)
Posted in 5- Minute Fixes, Functional Friday, Shopkeeping talk, tagged Facebook, resale shopkeeping, small business, web on November 17, 2017|
Bummer, right? No matter how cute and interesting and vital your page is, very few of those who follow you will ever be offered the choice to read it. Is there a solution? YES. (Well, MAYBE. Read on…) (more…)
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, Facebook, resale shopkeeping, starting a consignment shop, web on November 9, 2017| 1 Comment »
If there’s even more you’re confused about in the resale industry, you need to click on the pic and grab all of TGtbT.com’s info!
Or rather, here’s LOTS of ways… try them all and see what works easiest for you!
Try this fellow and his phone: Fixing Facebook Live.
Another source, complete with headgear. You won’t want to miss this. I think. But then again.
Great article on prepping for an effective Live Video, even though he doesn’t address the problem we’re working on.
Bonus tip from Authentic Storytelling:
Easy way to test anything in Facebook Live or Facebook in general. Change the status of the post or video to “only me.” Now you can publish and only you can see it. Just be sure to change it back to Public, Friends or a custom list later when you post the next time. Facebook will treat this as your new default setting until you change it.
Points on SELLING via Live Video
Points on keeping your Video going!
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, customers, Facebook, resale shopkeeping, web on November 7, 2017|
Recently, I was witness to an exchange between a shopkeeper who draws enthusiastic customers from an hour and more away, and one which says her customers are so cheap “they expect thrift-store prices”. The shops carry the same range of merchandise, so what’s going on here?
Let’s call the shop with enthusiastic buyers Shop A, and the other, Shop B.
Is it the income level of the two shops’ market areas? Shop A is in a city with (more…)
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