Showing posts with label personal shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personal shopping. Show all posts

Monday, July 4, 2016

Two Financial Reasons To Hire a Personal Shopper

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There are different reasons an individual hires a personal shopper. But it is usually dependent on the client’s short- and long-term goals. Below are two financial benefits of hiring a personal shopper.

Personal shoppers save money in the long-run: The main contention to hiring a personal shopper is that it is an expense. Many financial advisors caution against this term and instead compare the nuances with the other term, cost. The initial price of hiring a personal shopper has to be balanced with how much a company or an individual save in the long run. Personal shoppers are highly skilled in negotiation and often have an established network of manufacturers and suppliers. This allows them to get the best prices for certain goods and products. Thus, the price becomes a cost rather than an expense as the former suggests that a return of investment is expected after a given period.


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Personal shoppers help build connections: Jumping from the previous point, personal shoppers introduce businesses to other contact points. These may or may not be useful in the future. Still, it makes future coordination easier. Financial analysts always highlight the importance of building connections in the beginning, without any expectation or goal. These networks should be kept in mind’s reach as they can be proven useful in the future. It must be emphasized that there should never be an underlying financial intention when starting a relationship – companies and individuals pick this up instinctively. Instead, a friendly relation should be formed without any assumption.

Personal shoppers help businesses and individuals achieve their shopping goals. Speaking with one will ease any hesitation and caution most people have.

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Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Using Personal Shopping as Leverage for Business Growth

What separates successful businesses from the mediocre is leverage. Financially astute entrepreneurs understand that business and economics are dependent on using what one has in the best way possible. This means turning to other industries that may initially seem incompatible. One of the latest (though still relatively untouched) collaboration opportunities involves personal shoppers. This relationship has been viewed with caution, considering the initial (and perhaps continued) perception of personal shopping being solely for fashion.

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However, one must consider the life and function of a personal shopper. It is true that personal shopping has focused on clothes and accessories, but in the process, trained personal shoppers create an invaluable skillset and network that could potentially benefit businesses.

Today’s global market has encouraged companies to expand constantly. The business of supply chain management and logistics has never been more important. But for many businesses, they may not know where to begin or how to start. This is where personal shoppers can help. Already they have the knowledge of how to interact with manufacturers and distributors. It is also likely that these groups or people have a special relationship with their personal shoppers as well. The products may be different, but the skillset is what is valued here.

Recent financial studies have concluded that personal shoppers may be used as a fantastic leverage for businesses wishing to assume a more global status. The transition from clothes to finance is done seamlessly.

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Friday, June 20, 2014

Do you need help? When to consider a personal concierge

Think of personal concierges as stand-ins who can take care of things for people who have little or no time to get them done.

They can do all the little odds and ends people might forget or be unable to accomplish given the rather dizzying pace of everyday life.

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And contrary to typical notions, a personal butler is not exclusive to the millionaire's club. The average middle class guy who has to do the laundry and stock up the fridge but is always in a mad rush can get by with a little assistance.

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As far as the wide variety of tasks they can take on is concerned, personal assistants are worth the investment. They are good at making dinner reservations, shopping for gifts or for groceries, and arranging for pet/babysitting and other housekeeping services. Some concierges even take care of basic bank transactions and visits to the client's aging parents. Entrepreneur.com lists more errands that they can expertly do for their clients.

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Good tidings for entrepreneurs: small businesses can hire a personal concierge to handle phone calls, organize office files, data encoding, and even desktop publishing. In fact, for the purposes of efficiency and incentive, bigger firms are hiring them to lend a hand to employees working stretched hours. The thing to do is find a reliable personal concierge. Get an insured and certified one. Professional concierges are affiliated with the International Concierge and Errand Association, and other similar groups.

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