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If one word defines the consignment industry, it's diversity. From what stores sell to how they sell it, no two stores run quite the same way.
For a store owner to invest their time, money, and patience into a software solution, they need to know that it is going to be right for them, and that's exactly what a Ricochet demo is for.
It's not a script— it's a one-on-one conversation built around your store, your questions, and what you actually need to know.
Today Nick is joined by Alec Osborn to talk about how Ricochet approaches the demo process, and why no two demos look the same.
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Consignment Store owners are self-starters. Figuring things out on the fly, building creative fixes for everyday problems, it’s part of the job. So when it’s time to evaluate new software, a lot of owners would rather research it themselves than field call after call from a sales team.
But every st…
Store owners have to deal with two realities - the here and now and what's to come- and it's a balancing act that is hard to manage. Running a consignment store means being an active owner, handling inventory, ringing up sales, posting on socials, or updating your e-commerce site, and th…
Every store owner knows how to run their store, manage consignors, serve customers, and drive sales. But then it's time to pick a workstation, and it suddenly feels like a whole different job.
That's where Ricochet's support team comes in, and not just when something breaks. Our team…
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