As young consumers drive the growth in the apparel resale market, dance entrepreneurs are taking note.
Dear Dance Colleagues, You and I have both been there—working incredibly long hours, dealing with demanding parents (like Sally’s mum who won’t stop texting you…
Storeowner Katherine Herring reflects on how embracing change and building a strong management team have been key to her success.
The past several years have seen an explosion of small dancewear brands selling sustainable products. Here’s what “sustainable dancewear” means—and why it could be the future of the industry.
Dance storeowners report that fashion items are often beating out basics, baby ballerina gear is a bust and supply chains have been disrupted. We asked four veteran retailers how they are managing their stock to adapt to pandemic shifts.
Adding new categories can mean extra revenue, but maintaining the store’s brand identity can be a challenge. Here’s how three storeowners handle it.
Well, it can. But expanding a store’s offerings into categories like yoga, gymnastics and gifts holds both promise and peril for dance retailers.
Make the most of your store’s business page to amp up not just your marketing but your sales, too.
Agility is one advantage to being a small business. Here’s how three savvy retailers sprang into action to get through the pandemic.
Kathryn Sullivan has found lots of fans for her Ballet Glider, which has been a sideline business during her years of teaching. Now she’s working on growing it. Two dance-business experts give advice about how to take it to the next level.