Title: What Causes a Store to Go Out of Business? | Small Business - Chron.com
Headings: What Causes a Store to Go Out of Business?
What Causes a Store to Go Out of Business?
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Content: If the market is saturated and your store doesn’t have a distinguishing feature, such as a different look or better prices, the high demand in general may not translate into high sales for your store. While it is important for you to differentiate your a store from the competition, too much differentiation can also cause it to go out of business. Unless your store serves an area with a large population or has a wide-reaching online component, an extremely specific niche, such as “card games” or “all things gnome," may not attract enough business to succeed. ‒‒:‒‒
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MSN Money: Why Your Bookstore is Going Out of Business
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