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This is stretching the metaphor to the point of absurdity, but in some cases removing parking can actually improve business. This is apparently because the best
by thescriptkiddie 7y ago
This is stretching the metaphor to the point of absurdity, but in some cases removing parking can actually improve business. This is apparently because the best customers are locals who walk or bike.
https://www.fastcompany.com/3067515/why-local-businesses-shouldnt-worry-about-eliminating-on-street-parking https://www.fastcompany.com/3067515/why-local-businesses-sho...
- ksdale 7y agoHaha, this is where I was going with my point, which is that you absolutely do not want to please everyone who walks through the door (unless your business success is based solely on the number of people who walk through the door), you want to please the people who are your ideal customer, so that you can focus on them and not have to waste any time pleasing people who can't be pleased because they're at the wrong business.