Clientbook Presents: 3 Ways to Prepare for an Upcoming Retail Sales Decline

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3 years ago

May 27, 2021

The pandemic was good to retail, largely because discretionary income moved from travel and vacations to retail purchases. We all know, however, that this anomaly will end eventually. In this webinar, Clientbook’s Brandon Wright and Ryan Blumenthal discuss how you can use clienteling to avoid a sales decline.

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