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October Musts

Now’s the time to deck your halls…or rather your front desk, stations and retail displays. While a festive environment can drive gift card and retail sales, there are a few things to consider before you break out the tinsel: Your staff members and your clients most likely come from different faiths, so your decorations should be religious-neutral. Resist the temptation to overdecorate— your decorations simply need to lighten the spirit and remind clients you’re a retail destination.

by Staff
July 11, 2011
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