How should you compensate your sales staff? Shane Decker tells you how in the first of a two-part series.
They don't just increase sales. They can also improve selling behaviors.
It's easy to find out what your male customers want, as long as you ask the right questions, says Shane Decker.
One way to get better prices on repairs is to learn how to romance them. David Geller is your 'love doctor.'
Expensive carpet and luxurious display cases do not make a cool store, says Shane Decker. Amazing people do.
That guy in the t-shirt and ratty jeans might just be your next big sale, says Shane Decker. So don't blow it!
Tempted to keep your bench busy by taking in other stores' repairs? Look before you leap, says David Geller.
The secret of becoming a sales superstar lies in turning browsers into buyers, says Shane Decker.
If you're not getting the prices you want, David Geller says it's because you've never asked.
In the last part of his QuickBooks series, David Geller shows how the figures you've generated can help you boost profits.
Shane Decker offers more ammunition to prove diamonds are underpriced, in the last of a series.
In the second part of his QuickBooks series, David Geller moves closer to the goal — accounts that truly reveal your business.
Shane Decker shows you how to prove diamonds are underpriced, in the first of a two-part series.
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Just the FAQ's, ma'am. Michelle Rahm answers commonly-asked questions on credit-card crimes.
If you really want to be a superstar sales manager, stop trying to do everything. Shane Decker shows you how to share the load.
David Geller fires up QuickBooks, and shows you the first steps towards organizing your store's accounts.
No man is an island on the sales floor, says Shane Decker. You need teamwork to seal the deal.
David Geller shares the secrets of organizing your books to show what areas of your business are really making money.
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