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Website Do What They Don't; Do What They Can't! - presentation by Profits Plus and Tom Shay

This is an educational session provided by Profits Plus and Tom Shay. Many businesses are looking over their shoulder at the "big competitor" wishing they could do what the competition is doing. The missed opportunity occurs as they do not understand the uniqueness of their business and what they can do that the competition cannot or will not do. We examine the eight key factors that your customer considers when they decide who they are going to do business with.

This is an educational session provided by Profits Plus and Tom Shay. Many businesses are looking over their shoulder at the "big competitor" wishing they could do what the competition is doing. The missed opportunity occurs as they do not understand the uniqueness of their business and what they can do that the competition cannot or will not do. We examine the eight key factors that your customer considers when they decide who they are going to do business with.

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  1. 1. www.profitsplus.org 1 Presented by Tom Shay of Profits Plus Solutions 727-464-2182 tomshay@profitsplus.org
  2. 2. Jim Croce’s guide to business You don’t tug on Superman’s cape You don’t spit into the wind You don’t pull the mask off the old Lone Range And you don’t mess around with Jim You don’t lie down and live in fear of the big box (We measure profit; not sales) www.profitsplus.org 2
  3. 3. 8 Reasons a customer would pick you over the competition: Cheaper prices Convenient hours Convenient location Correct selection Better customer service Better shopping experience Better choice for the community Recommendation Which reasons do you want to provide? www.profitsplus.org 3
  4. 4. Cheaper prices We notice the customer who is the price shopper; we have the majority who are not Name an item that was featured in this series of television ads www.profitsplus.org 4
  5. 5. Establish a pricing plan Track their monthly efforts; part traditional and part new products The sku count you should price match is minimal compared to the sku count you stock www.profitsplus.org 5
  6. 6. www.profitsplus.org 6
  7. 7. Convenient hours Cutting hours is like limb trimming; the tree dies back further after you cut People come home from work in season; what stores are open for them to do business with? Are you charting your POS results? www.profitsplus.org 7
  8. 8. Convenient location Has the traffic pattern changed? Has the road widened? Did traffic light installation help or hinder? Has the community moved? Other extenuating circumstances? www.profitsplus.org 8
  9. 9. Correct selection Is there a niche? The better you niche, the more… You can’t be everything to everybody The higher percentage you have what they want, the lower your inventory turn rate and the lower your profit www.profitsplus.org 9
  10. 10. Better customer service Starts with what you believe What you require of staff How and what you teach Sixty minutes, alternating weeks, written agenda and assessment, paid and required attendance www.profitsplus.org 10
  11. 11. The staff education program is not taught by you! Product knowledge; sales skills; policies and procedures Change how you hire Your best people will select people to hire that are most like them www.profitsplus.org 11
  12. 12. Who finds who in the store? Say “hello” with the eyes www.profitsplus.org 12
  13. 13. Better shopping experience Does your business look like those that sell the same or similar merchandise? How much vendor signage and how many vendor displays do you have? www.profitsplus.org 13
  14. 14. When you explain your store and you say you are different… Where does different start? Over 50% of the impression a customer has of your business occurs when they can first see your sign or building www.profitsplus.org 14
  15. 15. Better choice for the community Only 6 cents of every dollar spent with a big box retailer stays in the community For a chain store only 20 cents of every dollar stays in the community Every dollar spent with a sole proprietorship keeps 60 cents circulating in the community Indiana Main Streets www.profitsplus.org 15
  16. 16. A dollar spent at an independent retailer is re-spent 6 to 15 times before it leaves the community Every dollar spent creates $5 to $14 in spending Spend a dollar with a chain store and 80% leaves immediately Northwest Earth Institute’s Choices for Sustainable Living www.profitsplus.org 16
  17. 17. With a locally owned business that leases or rents a building, there is an impact of $179 per square foot It is only $105 with the chain store Andersonville, Illinois Study of Retail Economics Indieretailermonth.com for more statistics www.profitsplus.org 17
  18. 18. What local organizations do you support? Be the lead supporter; not just one of the many The store that tried ice cream How do you support them? Events requiring customers to interact with your business www.profitsplus.org 18
  19. 19. Recommendation Customer acquisitions through referrals spend 200% more than the average customer 92% more likely to listen to a friend over an advertisement Do you have and can you use your reward program to give extra points for a referral? www.profitsplus.org 19
  20. 20. Personalized review cards on products Do you blog? Do you video blog and support it with social media? The pool guy who sells knowledge Nobody notices plain vanilla www.profitsplus.org 20
  21. 21. When a nation of shopkeepers is transformed into a nation of clerks, enormous spiritual sacrifices are made. Shopkeepers; without them the urban environment would not have its vibrancy, its flavor, and its humanity. Are you contributing? www.profitsplus.org 21
  22. 22. www.profitsplus.org

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