Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged Halloween, Products for the Professional Resaler, promotions, resale shopkeeping, selling, web on October 10, 2018| 2 Comments »
Here’s a simple, timely idea you can put into motion pretty much n the spur of the moment. (Although you’ll get more (more…)
Posted in Really good ideas, Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, Facebook, merchandising, resale shopkeeping, selling, web on October 4, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Here’s an idea custom tailored to sell home decor items on a Facebook Live Video:
Gather home decor items that you can, one by one (more…)
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, customers, resale shopkeeping, selling, small business on September 25, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Are they afraid?Do your potential customers have fears associated to your products and services? Often they do, even if they don’t know it.
The subtitle to this post should be Listening to that little voice inside your head. The lessons you can learn by paying attention to your own tiny, secret, hidden reactions as a member of the public will help you sell more in your shop.
How? By uncovering why potential customers are actually afraid to (more…)
Posted in Kudos: Ideas to inspire!, Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, resale shopkeeping, selling, web on September 7, 2018| 2 Comments »
These to-die-for pumps have long since sold, of course, but I wanted you to see HOW to sell (more…)
Posted in Really good ideas, Shopkeeping talk, tagged home decor, resale shopkeeping, selling, Thrift on August 20, 2018| 5 Comments »
Probably the worst-selling furnishings are those bulky armoires we used to put bulky TVs in.
Seems like everyone wants to get rid of them and no one wants them.
I’m adoring this adaptation of a piece. Love how the doors, repurposed into a backdrop, somehow make this look rustic and quaint and Olde-World-y…
Before-&-after shots help potential buyers see… the potential… in an old armoire. Check out TGtbT’s Pinterest Boards for more ideas.
A repurposed thrift shop armoire might make a good play area in a kids consignment shop. TGtbT.com says to simply close the doors when it’s not being used. (and of course, hang outfits for display on those closed doors…).
More on armoires here on our blog (I’m particularly fond of the Weird-&-Wonderful armoire. But maybe that’s just because I like to think of myself as Weird-&-Wonderful.)
What uses have you seen for old armoires? Tell us in the comments!
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