I’ve been in the furniture business for over 20 years, and I’ve witnessed every marketing trend, from loud holiday ads to “lowest price in town” banners. But none of those tactics builds lasting trust anymore. The stores winning today treat their brand like a media company and take content marketing
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When HFA member John Rose learned a competitor was spreading false information about his furniture store, J.R. Furniture, he decided to set the record straight through social media video. But Rose knows social media isn’t always what it seems. With so many filters and editing tools available, who can tell
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