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Stores have sales when they want new inventory but do not have either the space in the store needed or they do not have enough profit for the new inventory. So the answer is for new inventory.
"the higher the better. but anywhere between 20 to 40% is good 10 to 20% is ok under 5% is not good" -previous answer One must consider: If you are a store that performs keystone (200% markup), then you are selling the item for twice it's value, and the other half of that goes into labor, utilities, rent, restocking, and advertising. When it's all said and done, according to the Michigan Retailers Association (2010) stated: "an average 3.5 percent net profit for independent [retail] stores in 1999..." I have also heard that most stores get around 2%. What I am seeing today is disgusting. Companies are raising prices, hiring employees at the minimal dollar (many situations where the one job is not enough), and working the minimally paid labor force harder to compensate for a smaller work force. On top of that, a great deal of companies are outsourcing and buying oversees to reduce the overhead. People wonder what is straining the economy. THIS is your answer. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Please care about other human beings and the life sustainability of humankind. Every time I see a yacht, I think of how many people can barely afford to eat macaroni and cheese dinner so this clown can have this unnecessary expense. Many of these people probably claim to be Christians, amidst their gluttony. So my answer is this, while you can increase your profit margins over 2%, consider your impact on others' lives with every choice that you make.
Put profit first and don't take care of the customer. From the top of the chain to the bottom, you're not dealing with just a salesperson, you're dealing with the Sleepy's family network, and their policy is to look after themselves at the expense of the customer.
One of the best window cleaners that a small business owner can used for his windows would be fouund at any store such as Menards, Home Depot and hardware stores.
The average sales per day of a medium sized ladies consignment shop will vary with each store. I recommend visiting several stores to collect data and see what your calculations come to.
scheme margin, discount margin
In 2009 the average gross profit of convenience stores was $477, 894. You'll be surprised as to where this profit came from -- According to the Association of Convenience and Petroleum retailing, Alcohol are the largest provider of profit with 18%, while cigarettes come second.
Fred's closed about 10% of its stores in 2008 in order to increase the overall profit margin of the chain.
Well at most stores it would be $45 to about $60, unless they are USED video games they will be about $30 to about $20 or if you're a member or something they will be like $10 to $15, $20.
The profit is small. The expenses are slightly less than the gross income. Restaurants and grocery stores work on a small margin, but make up for it with a large sales volume.
Whether you can buy wire connectors at local hardware stores depends on the hardware store. Some hardware stores do carry wire connectors.
Hardware accessories are available for purchase from hardware stores, home improvement stores, and department stores. Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowe's, and Sears Hardware would all sell hardware accessories.
hardware stores i believe
Not all thrift stores are non-profit, though most are. It depends whether you have a business or non-profit status.
Several homeware and hardware stores have supplies for builders, such as B&Q. Alternatively, one could try other hardware stores such as Wickes, for example.
There are many hardware stores available. Depending on your needs, you may be able to find the hardware you need at your local Wal-Mart, or more specialized stores such as Lowes or Home Depot.
Some of the hardware stores in New York City that currently sell chainsaws are Hector's Hardware Inc, Wilson hardware company, and Berry's hardware company.