What Sells in a Slow Economy? How Small Businesses Can Adjust Without Cheapening Their Products
When money gets tight, people usually do not stop spending completely. They start becoming more selective about what feels necessary,
When money gets tight, people usually do not stop spending completely. They start becoming more selective about what feels necessary,
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You finish a vendor event with $600 in sales, pack up your booth, get in the car, and think, “That
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You sold a product for $25, and it cost you $7 in materials. It would be easy to look at
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You packed the car, set up the tent, arranged your products, talked to customers all day, packed everything back up
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