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“I smile when I think that several very accomplished retail management executives have come back to me and said they have been able to learn new tricks.”
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“I smile when I think that several very accomplished retail management executives have come back to me and said they have been able to learn new tricks.”
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“Being able to turn around customers who are ‘just looking,’ or brushing us off and getting them to buy something and be excited about the store has been fun and exciting.”
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Stickers are awesome. You can use them to decorate anything and everything. Put them on your laptop, car, refrigerator, backpack—whatever you want to drive attention to. Personal use aside, learning how to make and sell stickers online can be a lucrative business to start, since there will always be customers for your products.
According to eRank, which tracks trending products on the online marketplace Etsy, “stickers” was the ninth-most searched keyword on the website in January 2022. There’s definitely a demand for this product, which is the reason why so many sticker shops have opened in recent years.
Why not start your own sticker business? In this post, we’ll go over how to design and print stickers, where to sell them, and some ideas for promoting your sticker business.
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First, think about what type of stickers you want to sell. With so many sticker shops in existence, you need to identify a unique aesthetic to stand out in the marketplace. Consider your hobbies, favorite artistic styles, quotes representing your personality, and communities you’re a part of to get …
“The quality of customer service provided by our new hires has massively improved in a short time.”
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Looking to start or grow your business but feeling tight on cash flow? Small business grants may just be the extra stability you need.
When it comes to grants, there’s good news and less good news. The good news: there are billions of dollars set aside for qualifying businesses—and you don’t have to pay it back.
The less good news: many of these grants have strict requirements to determine who qualifies. And you may need to continue to meet more requirements after you receive the money.
In this article, we’ll look at several types of small business grants and how you may be able to secure them.
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Because small business grants are not loans, they don’t usually require an assessment of creditworthiness. Issuers of grants also don’t expect to own assets in your business, since this type of funding is not classified as investment capital. That being said, they still expect a return on investment, albeit not in monetary form.
When looking for grants for your small business:
You don’t want the reason you have loyal retail employees to be because they don’t ask for a raise or they’ve been there for a long time without challenging you. You want loyal retail employees who are passionate about your business and who you are constantly working to develop.
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