Tag Archive for: Bike Dealer
Strange Times – Mind Your Messaging
“Tough times, but times in which you can cement your place in your market as not only important and relevant, but also as a compassionate and incredibly valuable member of the community.”
Strategies In Uncertain Times
“It is very important to be visible and aggressive in disinfecting not only all high touch surfaces on a very consistent basis, but customers' bikes immediately upon arrival to the store and again when handed off to the customer.”
Muc-off Rolls Out Bike Wash In-Store Refill Program in USA: Associate Member Press Release:
The leading bike cleaning and maintenance brand aims to place 250 of the refill stations in US stores which would save 54,000 plastic bottles from being produced which equates to just over 6 tons.
Top Three Ways Inertia will Kill Profitability
“This is a very common refrain - that certain situations you face are unique enough to warrant higher than normal expenses. Be very careful of thinking in that way.”
Stay on Top of Your Marketing this Spring
“Do not neglect to keep your foot on the gas with your marketing regardless of how busy you are. Staying in front of your customers is always important, but even more so when they are making decisions as to where to buy.”
Springtime Stressors and Solutions
“The first hints of spring can bring on spring stress instead of spring fever. It is not uncommon for some shops to have a five fold or greater increase in sales between February and April. After a winter of stressing about how to pay the bills, a whole new set of stressors appear.”
Selling Ebikes Part Two: 6 Ways To Power Up Your Sales
“Put in the effort to understand the products, ride the bikes, and engage your vendors to find ways to make ebikes a success in your store.”
5 eBike Website Merchandising Tips
“As we head into spring the feeling is that ebikes will continue to surge in popularity and it is important for retailers to get in front of customers with great website merchandising.”
Mentorship for Success
“We cannot stop or always predict what will or will not affect us as an industry, but we can always concentrate on being the best we can today, while helping others achieve that themselves. “
Expense Creep – Victim Or Victorious?
“MSRP and MAP pricing have two key words you should key in on. Suggested and minimum. If you follow the suggestions, you will get the minimum profits.”