HOW TO GROW SALES WITHIN YOUR SMALL BUSINESS
3 Strategies to Try
It can be incredibly difficult to get your small business off the ground, especially in today’s climate. You can have an amazing product and a beautiful storefront but still struggle to break even month after month. But don’t be discouraged. While there’s no secret formula to get more customers in your door or increase sales, you can implement a few strategies to help your business become more successful.
your marketing toward a customer base that will actually shop with your business. Use social media to your advantage: Research your potential customers and see what their interests and lifestyles are like. Draw comparisons between them and tailor your marketing so it intrigues them. You’ll attract the right customers and build a lasting relationship with them. UTILIZE YOUR EXISTING CUSTOMERS. If you’re looking to unveil new products or services, your initial target market should not be new customers. Instead, reach out to your existing customer base to inform them of your new offerings. Chances are, they have already used and enjoyed one of your products or services and will be interested in trying something else. You’re also more likely to get honest feedback from these customers so you can adjust where necessary.
Here are three tips on how to grow sales within your small business.
KNOW YOUR COMPETITION. If you want to get ahead in your industry, you need to understand how your competition operates and what their customers love or despise. If you offer similar products or services, you need to find a strategy that sets your business apart from the competition. Adjust your marketing and sales strategies to grow your business and attract new potential customers in your area. RESEARCH YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE. One of the biggest mistakes that new small businesses make is trying to appease everyone. The simple truth is that not everyone will be interested in your products or services. You need to target
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CLIFF COLLINS
Cliff Collins was with Pop-A- Lock for almost 11 years. His work ethic was like no other, and he became the manager’s “right-hand.” Cliff was a mentor, a confidant, a role model, a father figure to some, and most importantly, a friend to all of us. In his downtime, he watched NASCAR and loved spending time with his two children, Stephanie and Stephen, and his two grandchildren, Emma and Hailey. Cliff is deeply missed and loved by not only his family, but also his Pop-A-Lock family.
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