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Want a business that fills your soul AND your bank account? Retail Strategist Salena Knight, shares information, inspiration and interviews with business leaders, to help you create a more profitable, sustainable and dynamic retail or eCommerce business.
Unknown Host hosts Bringing Business to Retail, a business show with 617 episodes published.
Think you're the only one who can do it properly? That belief might be the thing keeping your business from growing. If you've ever caught yourself saying "it's just quicker if I do it myself," this one's for you. This w
Are you working harder than ever but still feeling like profits aren't where they should be? With rising wages, increasing software subscriptions, higher freight costs, and customers becoming more selective about how the
Why do customers ignore review requests, newsletter signups, and referral programs even when they love your products? In this episode of the Bringing Business to Retail podcast, Salena Knight shares a simple but powerful
Do you find yourself feeling guilty when customers spend a significant amount of money in your store? You're not alone. Many retailers feel uncomfortable when customers make large purchases. Instead of celebrating the sa
Every retailer has done it. You launch a bundle, run a gift-with-purchase promotion, or test a new offer. The results aren't what you hoped for, so you file it away under "that doesn't work for my store." But what if the
In this episode, Salena coaches Cathy, the owner of an online gifting business, through one of the most common struggles in retail and ecommerce - spending too much time and money on customers who may never become profit
What would happen to your business if you couldn't show up tomorrow? It's a question most entrepreneurs avoid asking, until life asks it for them. In this deeply personal episode, Salena Knight opens up about the terrify
If you've ever left a networking event wondering whether your business is behind everyone else's, this episode is for you. Salena Knight breaks down the dangerous comparison cycle that many retail and ecommerce store own
Most retailers assume that when customers are already buying, there's no need to market harder. In this episode, Salena shares the costly lesson she learned after treating busy seasons like "business as usual" instead of
Show Notes Every week in retail and e-commerce Facebook groups, the same question appears. Sales have dropped off. Is anyone else experiencing this? And every single time, the comments fill up with store owners saying th
Show Notes You're not being ignored, you're being overlooked. And that's a very different problem. In this episode, Salena Knight shares a simple but powerful story - walking past a beautifully curated store for 18 month
I recently stopped at a fuel station to fill up my car - something I don't do very often - and watched the bowser tick past $90, $100, $110, $120. I was genuinely waiting for fuel to come gushing out because surely it ha
My guest today is Teresa Olson, founder of Olson House in Milwaukee, a beautifully curated store known for Scandinavian-inspired homewares, design-led products, and now a growing vintage collection. But her story does no
Discounting is not the only way to increase sales. In a recent conversation on the She Sells Differently podcast with Andee Hart , I sat down to talk about what actually drives profitable sales for independent retailers,
What makes someone pay more for the same product? That question sits at the heart of this episode. In this wide-ranging conversation, Salena and Matt dive into what separates a premium brand from a commodity business, wh
Most business owners do not fail because they are bad at business. They fail because no one taught them how money actually works inside a growing retail or ecommerce brand. In this episode, Salena unpacks the real financ
When something goes wrong in your business, it's easy to assume the problem sits with your team. But most of the time, it doesn't. In this episode, Salena Knight explains why team members often miss the mark and why the
You plan a promotion. You send the emails. You post on social media. And the sales do not come in the way you expected. So you assume the offer was not strong enough. You increase the discount. You add free shipping. You
Four different retail businesses. Four completely different niches. One identical complaint. "I feel like it's not working." In this episode, we unpack why so many retail and ecommerce founders misdiagnose marketing prob
What does hunting for Airbnb properties have to do with buying inventory? More than you think. In this episode, I break down how searching for rental properties to grow my Airbnb portfolio completely reframed how retaile
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Bringing Business to Retail is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 617 episodes.
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