Jewelers Need Filters August 2nd, 2013 by Bill Boyajian |
Yes jewelers need filters. But what do I mean? We need Google to find things – or even better yet, sophisticated filtering sites to locate what we specifically want to buy. We don’t go to Google to buy an airline ticket or a hotel room. We go to Travelocity or Expedia or Priceline or Hotwire. In other words, we go to a pre-determined site – let’s call it a mechanism – to get what we want. In the same way, jewelers need a filtering mechanism to determine how well they are doing in business. Many jewelers are computerized today with an inventory management system that can produce reports to help run their business. But most jewelers don’t use their management system to best advantage. Often, they are so busy with sales, personnel, repairs, customer service, advertising, sourcing, etc. that they simply don’t have time to focus on what is most important in business. They need a reporting structure and a filtering system that tells them where they are going right and where they are going wrong. Simply put, jewelers need to focus on managing their businesses in order to be profitable. This is where filters for the right information come in. If you aren’t using the information at your fingertips, (and still relying on your gut instincts), you are not running an efficient business. Get some help now, before you find yourself out of business. Tags: Business Tips, Management, Managers, Project Leaders, Sales, Success |
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