How much time do you spend
creating posts on your social media? And how much return on investment (ROI) do you get for all that work?
It’s disheartening, I know, to (more…)
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How to get the best ROI on your consignment shop’s social media
Posted in economics of resale, Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, blogging, resale shopkeeping, success, web on December 8, 2014|
Put an elf to work.
Posted in 5- Minute Fixes, Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, blogging, holidays, resale shopkeeping, success, web on December 2, 2014| 1 Comment »
The Elf on the Shelf could be doing some amazing PR work for your consignment or resale shop. 
For example, (more…)
Polish your branding with this simple retail tip
Posted in 5- Minute Fixes, Shopkeeping talk, tagged advertising, holidays, resale shopkeeping, success, web on November 25, 2014| 1 Comment »
Whenever you make a decision for your consignment, thrift or resale shop, USE that decision to finetune public perception of your business.
Example: you decide to (more…)
Fleshing out your shop’s e-skeleton.
Posted in Functional Friday, tagged advertising, resale shopkeeping, social networking, web on October 3, 2014|
There are at least 7… no, make that 20… places on the Internet where you can list your business for free.
In fact, your business is probably there already
but in “skeleton” form. Flesh out (more…)
Good consignment shop advice… from an indie singer/songwriter
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged learn a lot, web on September 30, 2014|
I could really harmonize with this advise from a savvy singer and marketeer. She says
Click to learn about Katie Garibaldi
I’ve learned that online blogging is a great way to deliver your message to fans in a clear and concise manner. But with the ease of posting social network updates with a click of a button from our Smartphones, I think it’s easy for a lot of independent artists and businesses to get lazy and neglect two of the most important cornerstones of a company’s online promotional strategy: their official website and mailing list.
Her reasoning:
So keep posting regularly on your social networks, but be sure to step up your online presence with keeping your website and mailing list active. Your consistency with these two major tools will assuredly push your professional image and business brand up to new heights.
See Katie’s site and listen to her music.
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