Utilizing the manufacturers description is a simple, quick and easy way to get products up onto your website.

Yet standard descriptions hold you back in a few ways.

Firstly, the Google Gods prefer it if you have fresh content – you'll rank higher in searches, than the stores that simply copied-and-pasted.

Secondly, by customising your product descriptions, you're in a better position to move the customer one step closer to buying. Because if every website has the same picture and the same description, the customer only has one other thing left to choose on – price (and we're not about competing on price!)

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Utilizing the manufacturers description is a simple, quick and easy way to get products up onto your website.

Yet standard descriptions hold you back in a few ways.

Firstly, the Google Gods prefer it if you have fresh content – you’ll rank higher in searches, than the stores that simply copied-and-pasted.

Secondly, by customising your product descriptions, you’re in a better position to move the customer one step closer to buying. Because if every website has the same picture and the same description, the customer only has one other thing left to choose on – price (and we’re not about competing on price!)

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Seven years ago I was bit by the brick and mortar bug. I was managing a small boutique so I was starting to understand the process and I had met someone that I knew would be a good business partner. Most importantly, I had an idea for a shop that I felt would stand out and that would add value to my neighborhood.

When my business partner Meredith and I got serious and finished writing our business plan, what emerged was a lingerie boutique that made shopping for underthings a not-terrible thing to do. So many of our friends had awful, even traumatic experiences when shopping for bras, (knowing that something fits correctly isn't a knowledge that we're born with!) and we wanted to make the process easy, fun and empowering.

In 2010, we took the leap and opened what is now our pride and joy,

• How to build successful partnership
• Ho Rachel get into retail - listen her impressive story
• How much planing is important for your business
• How to plan business with business partner

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 Seven years ago I was bit by the brick and mortar bug. I was managing a small boutique so I was starting to understand the process and I had met someone that I knew would be a good business partner. Most importantly, I had an idea for a shop that I felt would stand out and that would add value to my neighborhood. 

When my business partner Meredith and I got serious and finished writing our business plan, what emerged was a lingerie boutique that made shopping for underthings a not-terrible thing to do. So many of our friends had awful, even traumatic experiences when shopping for bras,  (knowing that something fits correctly isn't a knowledge that we're born with!) and we wanted to make the process easy, fun and empowering.  

In 2010, we took the leap and opened what is now our pride and joy,

• How to build successful partnership
• Ho Rachel get into retail - listen her impressive story
• How much planing is important for your business
• How to plan business with business partner

For more click here

Have you ever been into a store, only to find out that they've run out of the thing you came in to buy?

The store assistant assures you that stock is arriving in the next few days, and that they'll take your details, put on aside for you when the delivery occurs, and give you a call.

The days, then weeks pass, and you hear nothing. In fact, you may have even forgotten about the order, and bought the product somewhere else.

Weeks later, the shop calls you to tell you that your order has arrived, but you no longer want, or need the item, so you tell them to put the stock back on the shelf?

It's a common scenario, one that most retailers know all too well. That dreaded feeling in the pit of your stomach, when you realise you may have completely forgotten a customer.

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Have you ever been into a store, only to find out that they’ve run out of the thing you came in to buy?

The store assistant assures you that stock is arriving in the next few days, and that they’ll take your details, put on aside for you when the delivery occurs, and give you a call.

The days, then weeks pass, and you hear nothing. In fact, you may have even forgotten about the order, and bought the product somewhere else.

Weeks later, the shop calls you to tell you that your order has arrived, but you no longer want, or need the item, so you tell them to put the stock back on the shelf?

It’s a common scenario, one that most retailers know all too well. That dreaded feeling in the pit of your stomach, when you realise you may have completely forgotten a customer. 

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You might be surprised to learn that my entrance into maternity leave planning and coaching did NOT begin with my own arrival at motherhood.

I had a decade of experience as a maternal health professional, but when I set out to plan my maternity leave as a self-employed consultant, I found…a whole lot of nothing.

I found some blog posts of what other women did and what worked for their business.

I read about what entrepreneurs in billion dollar companies did for their leave (oh hey Marisa Mayer!)

I came across dozens of generic "guides" that included sage wisdom like "plan ahead" without delving into much more.

• Learn more about Arianna's background, how she started her business
• When is good time for baby when you run your own business?
• It's time for a business break - How much time you need to take off
• Learn more tips about breastfeeding

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You might be surprised to learn that my entrance into maternity leave planning and coaching did NOT begin with my own arrival at motherhood.

I had a decade of experience as a maternal health professional, but when I set out to plan my maternity leave as a self-employed consultant, I found…a whole lot of nothing.

I found some blog posts of what other women did and what worked for their business.

I read about what entrepreneurs in billion dollar companies did for their leave (oh hey Marisa Mayer!)

I came across dozens of generic “guides” that included sage wisdom like “plan ahead” without delving into much more.

• Learn more about Arianna's background, how she started her business
• When is good time for baby when you run your own business?
• It's time for a business break - How much time you need to take off
• Learn more tips about breastfeeding

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One of the things people ask me all the time is "What is the mastermind". This episode will try to help you better understand what is mastermind and how it works. I invited rockstars to tell you exactly why they join and what they achieve in the last few days. They will let you know experience so you can be the next one who is going to join this fantastic group.

• What made them join mastermind class
• What was the biggest obstacle they have before they joined mastermind
• For some this was first experience, listen Kate's impressions and concludes how this can help in her business
• How planning is important for retailers

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One of the things people ask me all the time is "What is the mastermind". This episode will try to help you better understand what is mastermind and how it works. I invited rockstars to tell you exactly why they join and what they achieve in the last few days.  They will let you know experience so you can be the next one who is going to join this fantastic group.

• What made them join mastermind class
• What was the biggest obstacle they have before they joined mastermind
• For some this was first experience, listen Kate's impressions and concludes how this can help in her business
• How planning is important for retailers

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