Replacing The Old With The New

There is nothing wrong with classical traditions. I’m not talking about religion or anything like that, I’m talking about traditional business models. There are an infant number of ways one can go about running a business depending on what field or profession a person is in and what kind of product or services there in.

There are some methods that have proven successful and have grown and showed considerable profits over there long histories while others are more risky and tend to go more rapidly in ether the direction of success of emphatic failure, but what everyone wants and is looking for in business is ultimately the same thing and that is novelty.

There is one of two ways that business can set itself apart for all of the others, ether s needs to do what everyone else has been doing but has to do it much better, which mean making production and distribution more efficient and ultimately bringing the product or service to the customer or client at a better price. The second way for a company to set itself apart is by doing something new.

If you do something new i.e. bring something new to the market you by definition accomplish the most fatal element in business, neutralizes competition. What I want to bring to your attention is that there is a major gap in retail that needs to be filled. I’m not sure what the solution would be, if I was I would be worth million and most definitely would not be writing this letter. I’m talking about replacing mannequins as the primary in store sales pitch. Mannequins have been around for as long as anyone can remember and have proven most effective. They have creates their own little submarket and many people involved in the manufacture and distribution of mannequins are making a nice living for themselves to say the least. But I think that this age old concept needs to be replace with something more effective and more proactive then simply a stagnate mannequin.