Yesterday, when I unlocked the door to my store, there was a line of people waiting.
The list contained below should be used as a very basic litmus test as to the usefulness of your electronic product information.
Just because a company has a highly detailed Excel spreadsheet that provides two dozen fields jammed with product data doesn’t mean that it has good data.
American Powertrain, Tremec TKO Five-Speed Transmission
Numbers Add Up to a Substantial Number of Specialty-Equipment Prospects
There have been eight rough patches in the marketplace since the automotive specialty-equipment industry began back in the ’30s.
The SEMA financial benchmarking program has been launched and is providing data for the industry. The focus this week is on jobbers/retailers. Following are a few nuggets gleaned from the responses for the month of January 2009.
Nearly 26% of responding jobbers/retailers say that they expect business to be up for the next three months compared to last year. We’ve heard from of number of industry executives that the first half of last year was pretty good. If that’s true and expectations come true, the first quarter of 2009 may be reasonably good.
By Linda Spencer
Congress Rejects Wasteful Spending Program That Costs American Jobs