Greetings Magazine articles from July 1992

Greetings Magazine archives from July 1992

Trim-a-tree: behind the scenes of the top Christmas shops.
July 1, 1992... The opening of trim-a-tree shops each fall heralds the Christmas season. The shops--free standing or part of a department store or chain--are always full of colorful, elegant, whimsical items hung on beautiful trees. The process by which all...

Why this Boston shop makes all the right moves. (Diane Particular Papers and Gifts) (Company Profile)
July 1, 1992... Earning and keeping a loyal customer base is a challenge for any retailer. Diane Particular Papers and Gifts, one of Boston's favorite shops for 35 years, has seen its popularity maintain an upward spiral despite changes of location and...

The guts to discipline. (retail employee management)
July 1, 1992... No matter how many seminars I do on the subject of managing a retail store, I never cease to be amazed at the number of owners and managers that are letting the employees run the business. Now, I'll be the first to admit that a great manager...

'Louie' stars shine at show. (Greeting Card Association's Fourth Annual International Greeting Card 'Louie' Awards)
July 1, 1992... Publisher Paper D'Art won the coveted "Card of the Year" award and the PopShots company made another strong showing at the Greeting Card Association's Fourth Annual International Greeting Card "Louie" Awards, held Sunday evening, May 17 in...

Stationery Show has strong turnout. (National Stationery Show)(includes trends observed at show)
July 1, 1992... Attendance was up at this year's 46th annual National Stationery Show, with the total of 21,397 qualified buyers representing an increase of 1,200 attendees over last year's edition, says producer George Little Management (1-212-686-6070)....