Thoughts on the near impossibility of running an independent retail business during late stage enshittification of everything. Part personal narrative, part research project, part how-I-did-it, written for both business owners and the curious.
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This is the fourth post in my series about raising your prices. If you haven’t already, check out my first and second posts, which explain why I think raising your prices may be the best answer to slumping sales, and the magic formula that ...
This is the third post in my series about raising your prices. If you haven’t already, check out my first and second posts, which explain why I think raising prices is the smartest (and maybe only) path to increased revenue for storefront r...
This is the second post in my series about raising your prices. If you haven’t already, check out my first post, which explains why I think raising prices is the smartest (and maybe only) path to increased revenue for storefront retail busi...
This is part one of a short series I’m doing on raising prices. This first part deals with why I think raising prices is the best—and sometimes only—option for small businesses to increase revenue. Scroll to the bottom to get a preview of f...
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Shop owner at the Fernseed in Tacoma. Ambitious half-asser, starter of many things, finisher of some. I write about owning an indie retail business.
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