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4A% I��1 <br />downtown strategies <br />Recruiting Retail & Restaurants to your Downtown <br />Downtown Retail Leads <br />Retail leads can be broken down into four general categories: <br />0 Existing Businesses within or near the business district it Emerging Entrepreneurs <br />Often the best leads are found near home. Leads might include existing <br />Downtowns and business districts are often attractive to independent businesses. <br />businesses seeking more space or a better location in the business <br />Accordingly, leads might include home -based or garage -based businesses seeking more <br />district. The district's business owner survey as well as ongoing <br />fitting space and a convenient location for their customers. These leads might include <br />conversations and personal contacts of the recruitment team, chamber of <br />managers of existing businesses wishing to go into business on their own. Commercial <br />commerce and other economic development professionals can help <br />lenders, business schools, Small Business Development Center (SBDC) counselors, Main <br />identify these leads. <br />Street program business specialists, Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE), <br />chamber of commerce and other public or private small business professionals should <br />be asked to help identify these leads. <br />© Existing Local or Regional Businesses <br />Q National Chains <br />Local or regional businesses, particularly those that have branch stores and are <br />If local or regional businesses are not interested in expanding, larger national chains can <br />ready to expand, are often excellent prospects. These business operators typically <br />be contacted. It is important to be realistic about the kinds of chains that might be <br />have a good knowledge of the market area, and may already have multiple stores. <br />interested in a small community as their market, store size and parking requirements <br />They are often interested in expansion as a way to improve their penetration of the <br />may preclude them from considering your district. Leads can be identified through <br />market. These leads can be identified through your team's knowledge of the <br />directories and private databases listing chain site selection criteria and contacts. In <br />business mix in other communities in the region and information collected from your <br />addition, leads can also come from commercial brokers, trade shows, "deal making <br />local consumer research. In addition, realtors, commercial brokers, sales <br />forums," and conferences such as those offered by the International Council of <br />representatives and supplies that work within the region can be helpful. Sometimes <br />Shopping Centers. <br />ads in regional business, real estate and regional lifestyle periodicals can generate <br />leads. <br />Agenda Packet P. 59 <br />
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