Hi everyone. Im jj ramberg and welcome to your business, the show dedicated to helping your growing business. One of my favorite segments that we do is our makeovers where we get to dive in with a team of 1k3er7 experts to try to turn things around for a struggling business owner. We got an email from a woman, the detroit based founder and other than of ellis island tropical tea. She wants to grow her regional Beverage Company into a National Brand and she said she needs help do it. She also told us that she is absolutely determined to succeed in this business or die trying. And after spending the day with her, i believe it. So we decided to give her a your business makeover. Were here in detroit because of a letter we received from a woman that started an Ice Tea Company eight years ago and while shes seen some success, the company is not nearly where she wants to be. So she let us know she needs a your business makeover. Lets go meet her. Hi. So nice to meet you. Good to have you. Th
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By Andrew Asch | Thursday, December 17, 2020
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The 2020 holiday-retail season is preparing for its final run on Dec. 19, or Super Saturday. The Saturday before Christmas has traditionally been one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
Various forecasters have predicted a solid shopping season. The
National Retail Federation trade group forecasted that holiday sales would increase 3.6 percent to 5.2 percent or from $755.3 billion to $766.7 billion in sales compared to the 2019 holiday season.
But forecasts could be skewed in a year that has been like no other in memory. The COVID-19 pandemic’s stay-at-home orders have upended bricks-and-mortar retail for much of the year. Los Angeles County’s physical shops have had to restrict the number of people who can shop in a store location to 20 percent of their capacity during the busy holiday season.