How Get Get Your Book Into Internet, Book and Retail Stores    by Elaine Wilkes, PhD
Price: $29.99 USD. 31770 words. Published on April 4, 2011. .
Avoid making mistakes, spending extra money, and wasting your precious time! What you NEED to know about getting your book on the web, in bookstores, retail stores, and more! Resources you NEED that would take your countless hours to find. Scripts for speaking with store buyers. What buyers want in emails. Make life easier knowing the insider secrets. How the book business REALLY works!

Store Design: The Complete Guide to Designing Successful Retail Stores    by William Green
Price: $9.99 USD. 32820 words. Published by Zippy Books  on April 8, 2011. .
Store Design shows you how to design great retail spaces. Learn: How to analyze your design needs according to store type,location,product, price-point, and budget---How to organize and design a store that reinforces a desired image, attracts shoppers and motivates buying behavior---How to create flexible, timeless and tasteful stores that stimulate today's sophisticated shoppers to enter and buy.

The Inspired Shopper: Effortlessly Finding the Things You Truly Need    by Catherine Magree
Price: $2.99 USD. 111930 words. Published on September 2, 2011. .
Save cash when you shop and curb your spending by using your unique intuitive abilities. With loads of shopping tips, shopping facts and real-life stories, The Inspired Shopper shows you how to become a skilled, efficient and mindful shopper. Whether you love shopping or hate it, you'll learn how to home in on the goods that will enhance your life - and avoid those that won't.

If the Shoe Fits    by Nealy Gihan
Price: $0.99 USD. 2800 words. Published on November 26, 2011. .
A little shoe therapy does a soul good. For Paulette Stevens, one particular pair of heels appears to be the perfect answer for the day. But if the shoes fit, will they really bring Paulette happiness?

Retail Truths    by Chip Averwater
Price: $3.99 USD. 66030 words. Published on January 1, 2012. .
427 lessons from the frontline of retailing. Profit is not immoral. A company is known by the people it keeps. A manager is not a referee. Good management is an attitude, not a technique. Two stores don’t make twice as much. A little success creates a lot of overhead. Bankers want you most when you need them least. “A compendium of street-smart retailing insights and acumen."