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What can you do to improve your business, when business stops coming through the doors?  Here are some ideas to help you develop your action plan for COVID-19.

The key premise of making a sale is to

understand your customer’s needs

and requirements. What you say—and how you say it—can have a big impact on a sale.

How do you stand our from the rest and win repeat customers?  What matters most to your business is what matters most to your customer. Let's find out what this can be. 

Change is a vital ingredient in the selling process. Consumers are constantly exposed to changes at the stores where they shop and prefer to buy items that are current and in tune with the latest trends. Here are some businesses that have embraced the need evolve and change. 

Business begins with customers. If you don’t have what they want, you don’t have a business! Which raises the question—what do customers want? The key to future business success is to understand what today’s customer really wants in terms of products, service, and experience. A successful business caters to this demand.  

How often have you had a framing customer suffer from price shock and ask you, “Why is it so expensive?” There is more to making a frame than meets the eye, so here are some strategies to consider which help educate customers and achieve higher value sales.

Indecision can be a major obstacle to

finalizing a sale. This article offers some helpful tips to make customers feel informed and confident of their choices at your front counter. 

 In his column, “The Value of Branding,” Jared stresses the importance of consistent use of brand and logo images in marketing and provides insights on developing a brand as well as the top benefits of branding.  

Building repeat business is crucial to the growth of any framing business. This article explores ways to  create engagement with customers that helps keep them coming back.