Setting up a clothing retail store is said to be the easiest line of business that anyone can think of. Mostly because the capital required to start a clothing retail store is quite minimal, and that selling them is quite easy because of its huge demand by its devoted community....
1. Get a theme/brand/niche. One of THE most important things in marketing is that you have to occupy a place in the heart of your customers. There are many words spent on talking about what this means, but for the time being I will keep it brief. This means that...
Shopping malls are becoming the first choice for retailers to start their outlets due to the increasing mall culture and ability to draw large numbers. However, if you have decided to open up a retail store in a shopping you need plan it properly after careful consideration.
One of the growing trends in businesses today is wholesaling, especially wholesale clothing. This is because apart from any other wholesale businesses, a wholesale clothing business is always on the demand. Part of the reason is that clothes are one of the essential needs of mankind, and fashion clothing lines...
In the past decade, technology has become a large part of a consumer’s decision-making process, especially when it comes to shopping and retail. They use the Internet to know more about a product or find alternatives before they finally decide to buy. They also expect a more personalized shopping experience,...
“Success is not just good luck. It is a combination of hard work, good credit standing, opportunity, readiness, and timing.” – Henry Sy Sr. Henry Sy, known as the “Father of Philippine Retail” and the #1 Philippines’ richest man, was born October 25, 1924 in the village of Ankhue, in...
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