April 22, 2008, 1:56 pm

Should I relocate my bra business from the suburbs to the city?

Patti is considering relocating her bra business to the city to increase foot traffic. Should Patti relocate? If not, how can she increase foot traffic?

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AFrom Degrie,Valdosta,GA.

I really think you should. It will be a boost in your sales. Just think about it . . . young city girls ( & women) who love to shop. $$$$$$$

Posted By Degrie,Valdosta,GA. : August 31, 2009 11:51 pm
AFrom yvonne burkes

why? no one has any money to spend on these kind of expenses.Why give small businesses money when eventually they will sink because of lack of customers come on people use your heads

Posted By yvonne burkes : November 15, 2008 4:17 pm
AFrom AG, Dallas Texas

You've managed to grow your business in your current location, so it can't be all bad! Moving is pricey and should be your last resort.

First question I'd want to answer is, where are your current customers coming from? Is there a deeper pool of potential customers in that same geographic area?

Then consider putting together a calendar of seasonal promotions (winter wear, summer lingerie, etc) and reach out to this target (and your current customer base, of course) with a compelling reason to shop your store each month. Give them a great reason come back, and they will.

http://www.anonymousadguy.com

Posted By AG, Dallas Texas : October 6, 2008 12:33 pm
AFrom Ed, Tolar, Tx

You need to answer some questions which will reveal your answer:
What is the most profitable product you sell and how are you the most effective in selling it?
What "barriers of purchasing" does your product currently encounter?
Can you translate the "how to" of your present selling system to the web (the ultimate "foot traffic" store front?

Posted By Ed, Tolar, Tx : June 7, 2008 1:19 am
AFrom Commander Craig, Brooklyn, NY

When it comes to bras, whatever Patti does, for pity's sake DON'T SHARE IT WITH VICTORIA'S SECRET

Posted By Commander Craig, Brooklyn, NY : April 22, 2008 2:48 pm
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