Tag: how to sell my product
9 Ways to Sell More This Halloween
Marking the beginning of the most profitable period of the year, Halloween spending is expected to reach a whopping $8.4 billion in 2016, the highest level in 11 years.
Pet Products: A Furever Growing Category
Take a look at the pet aisle in your local grocery or big box store, or heck, if you can be sure that you won’t come home with another cat, dog, or iguana, take a stroll through the nearest pet-focused...
Supplier Spotlight: The skinny on running a cookie business
Emme Tyler, creator and owner of Skinny Batches, is dedicated to perfecting her craft--running a dynamic business and baking the tastiest natural desserts on the market.
Some Labels You Should Appreciate
Consumers these days are getting more observant with the labeling on their foods and so am I.
Supplier Spotlight: How the Pie King is baking up new opportunities
Baking under the Pie King name now for more than 15 years, the Lancaster Pie King sells fresh, all natural pies to individuals, restaurants and other commercial markets.
Top Tech Trends for CPG Suppliers
Technology helps suppliers stand out and counter such retail pressures as changing consumer demographics, reduced brand loyalty, increased digital commerce and more demanding customers.
The Trouble with Labels–Are Certifications Right For Me?
Labeling a product with a specialty designation can be great. And as entrepreneurs with innovative products, I’m guessing you’ve looked into the different certifications, qualifications, and other –ations your product might bear.
Hot Trends in Shopper Technology
The accelerated pace of consumer technology adoption means shopper behavior is moving faster than most companies, so strive for agility to adapt to these trends.
What’s in a Name? (Part 2)
Whatever the reason, it can be a bit panic inducing to realize that the name you thought was so perfect is not really. But it doesn’t have to be! It’s fixable.
Engage Shoppers with Omnichannel Personalization (Part 1)
The explosive changes in retail today are due in part to pervasive mobile technology, which is empowering consumers.