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Keeping the Shelves Stocked
Successful store owners employ lean retailing practices, in which they replenish and refresh inventory continually across many selling seasons. But this business model requires careful product tracking and “just-in-time” inventory systems so you can keep hot selling merchandise in stock to meet the needs of an increasingly demanding and savvy customer base.
Macroeconomic Factors
A brick and mortar store has a relatively high overhead and cost structure. Combined with the unpredictable effects that economic fluctuations have on consumer spending, it can be a challenge to keep expenses as low as possible in an effort to manage razor thin profit margins.
Brand and Customer Loyalty Risks
Product brand consciousness extends to the brand image of your store. Your success depends on repeat business from loyal customers and a big part of building that kind of clientele is a professional marketing and advertising program that includes strategic product promotion efforts.
Retail Property Risk
Your substantial investment in retail store equipment and product inventory, along with the physical structure of your store and the health and welfare of your employees requires comprehensive insurance protection.
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