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how to get a cash flow for my little book store business?

I am losing a book store business because of poor management i guess! in this book shop, I only make stuff like selling stationary, refreshments, and printing … yet, not a lot of clients coming to me: (What should I do? Can you give me with ideas that can help to improve the management of a bookstore? what is the attractive tips that can provide plenty of customers every day? please I really need your help to show the best way to manage building a successful bookstore … thanks … Smiley

Vary your inventory. If someone looks around your business, and stocks are the same 2 or 3 times so they dont have to persevere because they know what you have. Order books, so you receive a delivery everyday. Has a special section for new stock and put up signs to tell customers. Largest stockholders have pre-made characters such as New Stock Arriving Daily.

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