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Richard Reed talks business: Advice for a small retailer

Cassius & Coco founder Matthew Wheeler benefitted from mentoring from Richard Reed

Ben Lobelby Ben Lobel

In this video by Travelers, Innocent Drinks founder Richard Reed gives some words of wisdom to a store owner about getting people through the door.

Getting people through the door can be a considerable challenge for small business owners – but there are many ways for a physical store to increase footfall and social media traction alike.

In this video from Travelers, Matthew Wheeler, founder of lifestyle store Cassius & Coco, benefits from a mentoring session from Richard Reed, founder of Innocent Drinks, on the subject.

Richard Reed Talks Small Business

In insuring your small business Travelers, in effect, insures your optimism too.

Ben Lobel

Ben Lobel

Ben Lobel was the editor of SmallBusiness.co.uk from 2010 to 2018. He specialises in writing for start-up and scale-up companies in the areas of finance, marketing and HR.

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