Psychographic Profiling for Retailers: Unlock Game Store Growth and Sales
Wizards of the Coast knows that players tend to fall into three play styles, and it designs cards and sets to cater to these players. They call these players Ti...
Wizards of the Coast knows that players tend to fall into three play styles, and it designs cards and sets to cater to these players. They call these players Ti...
As I’m developing my new book, Opening a Tabletop Game Store, I’ve realized there’s a strong need for a companion piece: Buying a Tabletop Game Store. In ...
I often hear new to moderately-experienced retailers asking how to make money with RPGs. It’s a question out of my experience. I came into the hobby from D&...
Fostering strong relationships with local businesses can significantly enhance your store’s visibility, community engagement, and overall success. By coll...
If you are thinking about buying the Game Retailer Guide, you might be concerned about the publication date. The industry has changed since that book’s release ...
At the average American reading speed of about 250 words per minute, you can read the Game Retailer Guide in about 6 hours. Within six hours of research, you ha...
Retailers sometimes have difficulties managing cash. It could be for any number of reasons—another store could have opened too nearby, the owner could have heal...
We talk often about the mechanics of operating a game store—things like opening procedures, POS tips, and event management. All these things are intended to hel...
I assess my company’s value on the local community: how much of my revenue is spent locally, and can I do anything to improve it? Labor Obviously, all our emplo...
Playing music where customers can hear it provides three main benefits for stores. First, it can support your brand. You can choose a tone that’s peppy, moody, ...