The Future of Consignment Store Marketing
New advancements in technology have created new and exciting ways to interact with your current customers and reach new demographics. The consignment industry has relied...
Category: Small Business Strategy
Use Email Marketing to Increase Consignment Store Sales
Staying connected with customers is at the for front of every store owners mind. Radio and television ads are great to spread word about your...
5 Ways to Music Can Increase Your Consignment Store Sales
Can you hear that? It’s the sound of consignment stores using music to promote stronger sales. Of all the human senses, hearing is one of...
Keep Your Consignment Store Employees Motivated
Did you know that 51% of the U.S. workforce is not engaged or motivated in their current job? If you’re a consignment store owner, that’s...
Use Instagram to Increase Your Consignment Store Traffic
In past blogs we have reviewed many different ways to utilize social media to promote your consignment store, generate higher sales and create loyal customers....
Use Pinterest to Promote Your Consignment Business
Pinterest has been a strong source of interaction for countless businesses and with over 70 million users, utilizing Pinterest in your marketing strategy for your...
3 Tools Every Consignment Store Should Use
The consignment industry is made up of small business owners who have had to create and brand their business all on their own. Limited...
Get Your Consignment Store Employees to Drive Your Social Media Traffic
Running your social media campaign all by yourself can be extremely overwhelming, especially with all of the responsibilities you already have running your consignment business....
Increase Interaction With Your Consignment Store Customers
Social media offers your consignment business the opportunity to create interest from your customers before they even set foot in your store. It is a...
How to Schedule Your Social Media Posts
The consignment industry is filled with active owners. No matter what the job, you are usually the one who has to tackle it which leaves...