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COVID-19 Update: What Bridge Is Doing to Help Members and Indie Businesses
April 2
I believe that no business will survive the COVID-19 pandemic alone. Together, we can help indie stores survive this crisis.
Here is what Bridge is doing to help members:
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Here is what Bridge is doing to help members:
- Bridge is hosting COVID-19 preparation webinars for retailers, brands, and sales reps. For retailers, we hosted three trainings this week. You are invited to watch a replay of the COVID webinar for retailers here: https://vimeo.com/402693440/844cc20eec Our webinar
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January 19
Thank You Vietri & Members
Thank You Vietri & Members
Thank You Vietri & Members
January 19
A special thanks to Vietri’s Hali Vradelis and and Adam Sigel for hosting Bridge. We shared 10 steps for stores to boost their gift registry sales by 14%.
Shown above: Jason Solarek and Shop of Provence store owners in front of the Bridge ethos poster.
Read the ethos poster:
https://www.bridgecatalog.com/news.cfm?id=18455
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Shown above: Jason Solarek and Shop of Provence store owners in front of the Bridge ethos poster.
Read the ethos poster:
https://www.bridgecatalog.com/news.cfm?id=18455
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July 12, 2019
July 12, 2019
What if we could remove all the no’s and can’ts? I think we can :)
See you at tonight’s seminar to share how.
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See you at tonight’s seminar to share how.
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July 2, 2019
July 2, 2019
Straight text:
There are millions of indie stores in the world who don’t get to succeed online. They get ripped off by web designers and coders, pay more in local taxes than big tech companies, don’t have access to cheap money from Wall St. (like big tech companies), and can’t protect themselves from hackers looking to steal credit cards. They are prevented them from running their business, helping their customers, and servicing their communities. Due to these expenses and ...
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There are millions of indie stores in the world who don’t get to succeed online. They get ripped off by web designers and coders, pay more in local taxes than big tech companies, don’t have access to cheap money from Wall St. (like big tech companies), and can’t protect themselves from hackers looking to steal credit cards. They are prevented them from running their business, helping their customers, and servicing their communities. Due to these expenses and ...
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