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Practical advice is when you offer a better alternative with evidence supporting it, not simply discouraging from taking the chosen action because it *might* not be the most effective way.
You make it sound like it's very hard to try this out, when in fact a pop-up table will probably cost me...
Yes, that's my line of thought, after having worked in finance as well! I'm doing fashion, consumer goods and electronics. Started sending LinkedIn invites to anyone that sounds like a Facilities Manager but no responses so far. Haven't thought about the discount scheme, I'll give that a shot!
Oh, I'm more optimistic about office lobbies because I see one pop-up in my employer's office almost every week. But I find the products there incredibly boring and commoditized :)
Thanks, will give it a shot!
Pop-up shops in areas with good footfall are super expensive. I also have a more unique concept so it's hard to get people through the door, and incredibly difficult to draw people in using online channels.
With office lobbies, set-up costs are very low and you...
I have a retail startup and I want to set up a stand for a day or two in an office lobby to sell my products.
I applied for spaces on The Storefront (it's a website, can't post the link) but it's taking a while to get a response so I figured I should try reaching out directly to the right...
Hey everyone, I have a business that will be receiving some sample products from my suppliers on a loan basis and I need to write up a loan agreement. Do you know where I could get a template for this type of legal document?
That's the case with low-risk policies lines like personal auto or health insurance. With higher-risk ones like cyber insurance there's a lot more focus on underwriting profitability.
I have two ways in mind:
1) A model that assesses risk more accurately.
2) Offering services to the customer that reduce its risk profile. For example, you could offer free cybersecurity assessments to make customers more aware of the most relevant attack vectors for them, which in term will...