Articles tagged with: Ask The Entreprenette
With the way people’s credit is these days, and boutiques (and some larger stores too) going out of business left and right……I know it can be scary to offer credit terms and forgo the instant satisfaction of a credit card payment. But alas, some stores still refuse to pay by credit card. Now I’m not talking about the biggies…..they always pay Net 30, I’m referring to the boutiques who are asking.
I have always been willing to take Net 30 (reluctantly of course) when asked, if I can verify their current …
Business, Nuts & Bolts, Sales, Sales Reps, Tips From The Entreprenette Handbook, Wholesale »
Everyone wants to know what everyone else does to get their products into stores! Here are 31 fabulous tips to try out. I think each and every suggestion is a valuable one and should be taken to heart and given a fair try. Thanks again to my fabulous Entreprenette Experts!
Innovative ideas, Sales »
I was so glad someone asked this question as I was just wondering about this myself! I knew it was possible but never found the time to research it and implement from my end. My friend Kathryn gives easy to follow instructions to make your life easier and schedule those FB posts too! I am a big believer in scheduling tweets that you know you want to send (and then of course filling in with relevant things as the day goes on) but now to be able to schedule FB …
Ask The Entreprenette, Entreprenette, Facebook, Marketing, Social Media, Virtual Assistants »
I asked my dear friend, and social media mentor Lindsay Wilson, to respond to this question.
Dear Sarah,
I’m a massage therapist and yoga instructor. I teach specialized classes such as: Yoga for Round Bodies, Restorative Yoga for Low Back Pain, Deep Restoration, etc. I am launching my first ever Yoga for Round Bodies Weekend Retreat in the Country in June. I haven’t used Groups, Events or Fan Pages on Facebook yet. How do I best use these tools to drive registrations or at least traffic to my website? Any other ideas …
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This question came up in my Ask Sarah call this week and it seems to be a confusing topic for a lot of Entreprenettes. Not to be confused with a cutting ticket, a spec sheet gives all the details of what is needed to make the item. A cutting ticket gives the quantities or sizes so they know how many to make and exactly what to make.
If you manufacture overseas, I suggest giving a purchase order that shows style numbers and quantities, plus a cutting ticket with sizes if apparel …
