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Improving customer service at the Cashier Line in your store?
When giving change to retail customers, do NOT, as most cashiers do, hand them the receipt, coins, and bills all at once.

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10 Retail Franchise Businesses You May Never Have Considered
Everyone knows the most popular retail establishments, and even the word retail often brings to mind days as a teenager, working in a chain store or a mall boutique. Mainstream retail stores are perfectly fine, but for those who want to start a more unique retail store, take a look at some of the retail businesses you may have never considered.

Real World Advice for Retailers - What Do Your Customers Think About Your Staff?
In this article Michael asks one of the scariest questions anyone will ever ask you about your retail company: what do your customers think about your business when they meet your employees? If you are afraid to ask yourself this question, then you need to read this. Good customer service starts, and ends, with how your staff members are viewed by your customers. Michael provides a number of practical ideas that you can implement right now to help improve the way your employees engage your customers and thereby maximize your customers' buying experience.
Why Some Retailers Are Doing Better Than Others In The Current Retail Environment
In evaluating the overall retail situation I noticed that many of our own retail store customers had done well or at least fared better than their competitors in the same retail segment(s). I thought it might be of interest to some of you to analyze what they are doing that is working.
5 reasons to automate your Retail
Most often I heard retailer saying following: 1. Why do I need retail management software? 2. What are the reasons to automate my Retail? 3. I am running a successful retail without any IT system. I do not want to debate or argue, but yes I would like to say something on this.
10 tips to choose right Retail management software.
Unlike most retailers, you may be confused with choices and alternatives available for retail management software. Further, the boom in the retail industry is attracting many spurious vendors to become retail management software companies. With just 1 or 2 installations in hand, they become retail consultants. Their motive is to make quick money. Beware of them! Please ensure that when you choose retail management software, you do it with an extra care and taking future developments into consideration. Here are a few criteria to evaluate a Retail management software / company.
Local E-commerce marketing
Websites and e-commerce take up much of the mindshare around retail these days, but e-commerce still only accounts for about 10% of total retail sales. That means that 90% of purchases are still made IN stores, so if you don't have a great website and shopping cart, you can still compete. Local search tools make it easier than ever to be found by customers who can actually visit your store.
Are Retail Store Managers the next Entrepreneurs?
While many people may not see the direct correlation of a Retail Manager and being an Entrepreneur, the two are close in the same. A Retail Store Manager is normally the individual that oversees the daily operations of a retail establishment, they over see many employees and have a responsibility to make them successful in their responsibilities and making sure that the customers have a good experience. As you read this just keep asking yourself “Are Retail Store Mangers the next Entrepreneurs?”

Is a climate of perpetual discounting limiting choice and eroding our quality of life?
Gerry Harvey, (Harvey Norman) was recently bemoaning the culture of discounting in our retail sector. He was saying that retailers had lost the plot and didn’t know how to sell real value anymore. He said they had fallen foul of a culture of constant discounting as the only way to attract customers, which was tantamount to business disaster and a degradation of the retail sector. I happen to agree with Gerry in this instance. He went further by saying that retailers were failing to find out what customers really wanted and what they really valued. He said retailers weren’t offering choice – a range of options of different value and therefore were not selling.

Social Media for Retail Marketers
The utilization of social media has completely transformed the world of retail marketing. Traditional marketing by itself is no longer effective. Retail marketers are now using social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter to develop relationships and interact with customers and potential customers. In today's world, this interaction is a key component to making a store appear more human to the public. Store representatives are online establishing dialogue with people, which makes people feel that their wants, concerns, and needs are being listened to. People are much more likely to shop at a store if they feel that the staff is genuinely interested in getting to know them.
Lift Foot Traffic and Retail Sales With Freebie Marketing
Despite the convenience and availability of online shopping, many consumers, especially those in higher age demographics prefer shopping at a concrete retail location. One of the oldest methods of increasing retail locations sales is through increasing foot traffic, and nothing attracts customers to a location like the word free.

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