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You are the heart of your country as a small business owner; without you and others like you, commerce would grind to a halt. In a nutshell, you are important! |
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Let’s address what is important to you as a small business owner. Number one is making sales. Sales drive your business and the economy in your neighborhood.
When your business does well, you can:
- Cover expenses
- Pay employees
- Support your family
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You can also help your neighbors when you are able to do these things by providing direct jobs through your business and indirect jobs through your purchases. |
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So, the question is, “How can you improve sales?” |
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Displays, Displays, Displays
Displays are to retail as location is to real estate; it’s everything. When a potential customer enters your store, they look for 3 things:
- Something to attract their attention
- Convenience and easy access to products.
- The actual product itself
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You can meet all of these needs with the right display and can turn potential customers into paying customers. |
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Choose your displays wisely and sales will increase, then you can give back even more to yourself and your community, and that makes you quite special. |
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Many retailers and distributors offer start up specials for retails stores that are just getting started. Such start up specials might include:
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"We have been using Candy Concepts for three years now and couldn't be happier. The product is quality and at a great price and the service is friendly and prompt. I never have to worry about restocking mid-summer because they ship our order quickly. For the price, selection & service, Candy Concepts can't be beat! Brad Lambert - Guest Services - Riverbend Retreat

Photo Courtesy of: Make A Masterpiece in Glencoe, IL. Product pictured is the Candy Display Rack With Bins / Scoop Assemblies. This is an example of a traditional candy rack used in a non-traditional way - as an arts and crafts rack. |
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| Photo courtesy of: Nantucket Candy Company featuring store fixtures and containers purchased through Candy Concepts |
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Photos courtesy of: The Cobblestone in Woodstock, IL |
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