There is a breeze of excitement as customers anticipate Shor-Line’s annual Year End Sale that starts Oct. 1. It could be your best opportunity to make an investment in your business.
Our theme this year is “Update your Facility” because new growth theory in business points to the importance of investing in new equipment. This generates new revenue and helps you and your employees innovate. That strengthens your business.
Small businesses have a lot to be optimistic about this year. Almost three quarters (74%) of small business owners surveyed by Harris Poll (for cloud HR provider TriNet) in January 2014 were confident their business would grow.
Good economic returns this year have increased that optimism. Small business owners surveyed in August 2014 were reported as the most optimistic they have been since 2004, according to a Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index Poll.
So what are you waiting for?
Investing in your business will always be scary. But a recent Forbes article tells how seven entrepreneurs in The Great Depression started what are now billion-dollar companies.A Wells Fargo/Gallup poll of small business owners in 2012 identified concern about the economy and the future of their business as the reason why some small business owners were not purchasing the equipment they needed.
O.D. and Ruth McKee sold cakes out of their car in the 1930s to earn money. In 1934, they took the risk to buy a bakery in Chattanooga, Tenn. Today, you can enjoy their wares as a Little Debbie cake.
The Year End Sale is Shor-Line’s way of offering an incentive to invest—one entrepreneur to another. Check out what areas you should expand or add to your offerings. Chances are, the YES has products that will help.
Look for the Year End Sale flyer on our website (shor-line.com/yearendsale) starting Oct. 1 as well as in ads and at shows.
Seize the opportunity!
