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How America's retailers should start preparing themselves now to profit from the end-of-the-year holiday retail season.
Having too much inventory to start off the new year is pretty high up on the list of no-nos for retailers. Avoid that problem with these five steps.
We researched major economic and demographic trends influencing the supply of talent around the world and found that traditional approaches to workforce management may no longer fill the gaps talent scarcity has left behind.
There’s no time like the present to start securing budgets, laying out strategies and looking at a hiring partner for the holiday sales season to come.
Your numbers for the first half of the year weren’t great, and now you need to build momentum for Q3 and Q4. It can be done!
In his latest blog post, MarketSource Retail Practice Lead, Mike Gergye shares five tips every brick-and-mortar retailer needs to know about driving in-store sales for Black Friday 2017. The time to start planning is now.
Whether you’re launching a start-up or running an established organization, maintaining a healthy bottom line is essential to the longevity and success of your business.
In a market where your competitors are just using technology and digital channels to recruit new prospects or clients, personal touch can be an extremely important differentiator.
Believe it or not, it’s already time to start looking at a strategy that will help your brand cut through the noise and boost profits this Black Friday and holiday season. If brand advocacy through assisted sales isn’t part of your holiday sales strategy, it should be.
By segmenting data and uncovering correlations of both strong and weak performances, you can uncover a gold mine of information on your channel partners.
Knowing what Prime Day is capable of, retailers need to jump on planning for 2017’s back-to-school season now. Here are six ways to compete with Prime Day 2017.
Sales leaders of this generation are shifting away from independent reps or agent models to a dedicated team who prioritizes the interests of the business first.