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There are many moving parts when it comes to running an independent business, and while most business owners tend to the urgent matters first, some may be forgetting an important and inevitable event coming up in the future: transition.
Out of all of the positions in a retail store—sales, warehouse, delivery, etc.—the one having the hardest time right now has to be customer service.
City Furniture has launched an augmented reality feature on its website to allow users to preview items in their homes.
During the recent Market Insights webinar, “Back to Business: Attracting Buyers Back to In-Person Visits,” four retailers discussed ways to bring the consumer experience back into stores—including information about how they have maintained and increased in-store buying, merchandising tips, and more.
Watson’s Furniture soft-opened a new 50,000-square-foot store in O’Fallon, IL at the beginning of April, and they’re preparing to grand-open it and take it to market the Tuesday after Memorial Day.
Spirits were high, parking lots were full, and orders were written at this year’s High Point Premarket.
With events like First Tuesday, Design Wednesday and High Point Premarket picking up steam and proving to be successful for both retailers and exhibitors, it begs the question: is the role of furniture markets shifting? And if so, how?
When you talk to people about starting their own business, many say the first year is the hardest. So what do you do when a deadly pandemic slams the world at the start of your second year?
Nearly 300 visitors are expected to descend on High Point in April for premarket, and top retailers are looking forward to seeing new product and talking about supply chain issues in a safe environment.
The Furnitureland South sales trainer talks about how it felt winning the HFA Emerging Star Award and gives us an inside look at how sales …
