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As a small business owner, being sustainable may be the last of your worries. But let’s have a look at the concept of circular economy and how becoming part of it can benefit you and your business.
Summer brings a big shopping opportunity for products dedicated to travel and outdoor time. If you are looking to acquire an inventory for summer, here are some categories you should be looking at.
Either you are a wholesaler, a trader or a retailer, you are in the business to make money!We live tough days: post pandemic, Ukrainia- Russia war, recession, petrol prices skyrocketed, all with direct impact on end-user buying-behaviour and your business profitability!You will have to shrink your margins, reduce costs and source better deals to survive and move on.Customers become wiser in their purchases, looking for smaller prices and spending money only on necessary products. What you should do:!! Avoid purchasing from untrusting sources! There are a lot of scammers on the market! Check the reviews and their history!!! Choose smartly...
After 30 years of appliance pricing remaining the same, you now have to contend with price increases and shortages.That is only some of the bad news. In this article, you will learn which manufacturers are increasing their prices and how to time your purchase accordingly. Then we will look at some problems in the appliance industry and when pricing will stabilize with promotions returning. So What Do You Do? Obviously, you should order before the date to avoid the price increase, or you can gamble that prices may fall when promotions return. Speaking of promotions, the predictable 10-35% off during...
2020 is not that far away from us to remember how a tiny simple face mask was few cents in January and couple of euro just weeks apart. Why? Simple – because the demand got exponential and the stocks were limited. Once the Covid 19 pandemic installed – every shop / wholesaler / manufacturer of large home appliances sold what they had in stock – and at that moment – the market was full of stock, that much that we were getting emails from our clients asking to pay 10 – 15% of the RRP for a washing machine. Now...