Managing cash flow is one of the biggest challenges retailers face. It’s not just about how much money is coming in—it’s about making sure it’s there when you need it. Because let’s be real: unexpected expenses will pop up, slow seasons will happen, and if you’re not prepared, it can feel like you’re constantly playing catch-up. But here’s the good … Read More
Surprising Inventory Insights from a Multi-Million Dollar Retailer
Have you ever asked yourself, “If I buy more inventory, won’t I sell more?” Today, we’re unpacking this myth with inventory insights from Alana Turner, the owner of Poopsies, a thriving multi-million-dollar retail store in Galena, Illinois. Spoiler alert: Less inventory can lead to more sales! Listen to the episode here: Or watch the video here: From College Job to … Read More
Cash Flow Eaters – How to Identify and Eliminate them From Your Inventory
Are cash flow issues keeping you up at night? If you’ve ever felt like your sales are strong but your cash flow tells a different story, the problem might be hiding in plain sight, in your inventory. Let’s talk about “cash flow eaters” and how to eliminate them for good. Ready? What Are Cash Flow Eaters? Cash flow eaters are … Read More
A New Retail Income Stream to Eradicate the J-Months
Have you ever noticed how January, June, and July those pesky “J-months” always seem to drag down sales? It’s a retail problem many of us face, but don’t worry, there’s a way to turn those slow months into profitable ones. Let’s make these months your best yet. Let’s learn how to sluggish sales and boost your income by transforming your … Read More
Retail and Politics: What Store Owners Need to Know
Retail and politics. Two words you probably never thought would go hand in hand. But let me tell you something: embracing your values and beliefs isn’t just brave—it’s brilliant. It can deepen customer loyalty, make your store unforgettable, and strengthen your business in ways you never imagined. We’ve all heard the saying, “Never mix business and politics.” But here’s the … Read More