The Hidden Cost of Inventory Hoarding

inventory hoarding

Let’s break down the hidden costs of inventory hoarding and share simple strategies to clear out old stock while protecting your margins. Have you ever looked at a product sitting on your store shelf for months and thought, “Someone will buy this… eventually.”? Lazy inventory is like trapped cash, and it’s time to set it free! What is Inventory Hoarding … Read More

Top Tip for Managing Money In & Money Out

Managing Money In & Money Out

Managing money – the constant juggle of incoming revenue, paying bills, and ordering new inventory, can feel like an impossible task for store owners. Without a plan, it’s easy to get overwhelmed – and let’s be honest, we’ve all been there. That’s exactly why I love the Profit First method. It’s not just another bookkeeping system; it’s a game-changing framework … Read More

How Do I Get Operating Expenses Under Control?

Operating Expenses

Operating expenses can be the bane of any retail store owner’s existence. They creep up on you, and before you know it, they’re eating away at your profits. If you’ve found yourself asking, “How do I get my operating expenses under control?” you’re not alone. Let’s break down some strategies for tackling the biggest expense categories so you can regain … Read More

How to Get Rid of Old Inventory

Get rid of old inventory for improved cash flow

How to get rid of old inventory? This was a question that came through in our retail community, and it is a great one that highlights a situation many store owners find themselves in: How do I get rid of old inventory with enough profit to purchase new inventory and keep my customers coming back for new, beautiful merchandise? SO … Read More

How to Predict Inventory Needs

how to predict inventory needs

One of the best questions you can ask as a retail store owner is “how to predict inventory needs?”, because your inventory is your biggest expense – and so learning to control it results in a huge return on your investment. That’s why I get so excited when I get a question like Elizabeth’s: I’m just getting started, but I’m … Read More