Online selling, which offers your physical store a lifeline after COVID-19 closures, could end up being a vital part of building a more sustainable dance retail business, too. Here’s how to get a jump-start.
Being attuned to what motivates these young shoppers can help you tap into this growing market. More than any other generation, Gen Z shoppers want…
Even before you get to the point of reopening your physical dance store, there are productive back-to-market steps dance retailers can take. You may even end up reinventing your retail business model.
Here are six takeaways that should be useful for navigating your way through the rescue package.
Looking for help weathering this business crisis? SCORE is holding a live webinar, “Coronavirus and Your Small Business: Live Q&A with SCORE Mentors,” on April 9.
We want you to know that we are here for you. We’ll do our best to be a support in the weeks and months to come—bringing you news and business ideas you can use, links to business relief resources, and yes, inspiration and ideas from your fellow dance retailers and studio owners, on how to move forward.
Recent changes in Facebook Messenger, Pinterest and Instagram features could be useful for understanding and reaching out to your customers.
How to use a social-content calendar to get the best return on investment for the time you spend on social-media marketing.
Worrying about online reviews can certainly keep a dance store or studio owner up at night. But negative reviews aren’t necessarily the business-killer you think they are, and engaging with online review sites actually boosts revenues, this study shows.
Owning a business that has already proven itself in the marketplace can give your entrepreneurial plans a jump start.