Selling At Retail: How to Go From Business 101 to Business Owner in Three Months
Selling At Retail: How to Go From Business 101 to Business Owner in Three Months
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Los Angeles, California, April 17, 2014 - Selling At Retail is offering business owners the opportunity to bring their product to market successfully in a matter of months.
To accomplish this, the California-based company provides a wide range of services to clients. These services include collaborating on ideas and inventions, creating stunning prototypes, assisting with attractive package design and the creation and implementation of a corporate messaging strategy. Selling At Retail also helps new business owners create a sales team, assists with the sometimes-tricky patent process and helps facilitate dealings with large product retailers.
Bringing a new product to market is often intimidating. Selling at Retail takes the worry out of it by walking business owners through the entire process. Selling At Retail has sold tens of millions of dollars of products, has secured multiple patents and has deep experience with overseas manufacturing.
Poor execution can sabotage even the greatest products or inventions. By partnering with Selling At Retail, new business owners can avail themselves of expert guidance and industry knowledge. This increases their odds of seeing their products on the shelves of major national retailers.
Producing and marketing a product is a momentous undertaking. Why go it alone? Selling At Retail educates business owners, gives them the tools for success and even helps them have fun along the way.
Selling At Retail:
Selling At Retail (www.sellingatretail.com) is a leading retail strategy and marketing firm that helps clients get their products listed with major retailers. The company helps develop product manufacturing, sales, marketing and public relations strategies for business owners. Selling At Retail has 20 years of experience and has facilitated the sale of tens of millions of dollars of products.
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