
Working in retail can be a tough gig and nothing is worse than when some know-it-all tells you how easy your job is.
We know exactly how you feel.
Do you cringe every time a customer thinks it’s alright to shop past closing time? Have you ever experienced a mini heart attack when a customer digs for change while the line gets longer…only to pay with all bills in the end? Do you die a little inside when you hear the boss say “inventory day?”
If you’re quietly nodding to any of these, take a load off, read the following, and just laugh it off – don’t lie, we know you’ve had these thoughts.
All jokes aside, Bindo POS aims to make any retailers’ life easier. Not convinced? We’ve written it all down. Download our free retail eBook as written by a former merchant.
Pinterest offers more than recipes and craft ideas. Used strategically, it can be an effective (and budget friendly) way to market your small business. Keep these six tips in mind as you pin.
“I love Pinterest because it makes me money,” wrote Charles Huff, author of How to Sell on Etsy with Pinterest, and he’s right; Pinterest users spend between $140 and $180 per order on average. Facebook and Twitter shoppers only spend $60 to $80.