Freight Tip
Freight Rates Continue to Rise in 2009
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by Barb Smith
The less-than-truckload carrier’s yearly general rate increase appears to be going into effect earlier than normal. Read On!
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Trade Show Tip
WHAT HAPPENS TO TRADE SHOWS IN A RECESSION?
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By Julia O'Connor
The weak competitors fall away. Good firms EXHIBIT and pick up business. There are good ways to cut costs, make a lasting impression and earn business on the floor. Read On!
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Industry Trade Shows
by Tiffany Noel
The trade show schedule is picking up for the Fall! Check out the latest listings. Be sure to send the dates and places for future trade shows to valmay@bargainbooknews.com. Read On!
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Swap & Shop
by Valerie May
New listings for those interested in buying and selling in the publishing industry. Also new and used fixtures and bookcases. Need an affordable line of Classics for your store? Read On!
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Minding The Store
He Buys...She Shops
by Mark Zobrosky
Although women are more likely to experience problems, the issue can be more detrimental to a retailer's business when male shoppers are involved. Read On!
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In The News
by Tiffany Noel
Sales up and sales down, store news and holiday projections. Read On!
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CIROBE WRAP-UP
CIROBE, the Chicago International Remainder and Overstock Book Exposition, the largest and oldest of the bargain book expositions, has just completed its 18th successful year. Much has changed over the years including the advent of 'breakout rooms' open prior to and during show hours and the "Congress Pre-Show" --- a competing event one block away from CIROBE.
Chelsea Nash, show coordinator, said they were very pleased with the show. "I was pleased overall with the show. We did see a drop in attendance, about 15%, but considering the economic climate we felt that was better than expected. Friday morning was humming and it took me over 45 minutes to close the show floor on Friday night, which is always a good sign. Our Japanese and African attendance was better than 2007 and even though the dollar was stronger than the previous year we still kept our international numbers up to about 30%."
Here's an opportunity to voice your opinion by participating in a Bargain Book News survey. We also welcome your responsible comments to valmay@bargainbooknews.com.
Southern Review
by Noel Griese
Some very interesting meanderings in the book industry including a firebomb attack causing a UK publisher to delay publishing its controverial novel. Read On!
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