Is New Technology Worth It for a Single-Store Operator Like Me? As a single-store convenience store operator, I know every dollar counts. Running a c-store means wearing multiple hats—cashier, stock
When people think of high-tech industries, they often picture sleek offices, buzzing data centers, or futuristic labs. Rarely does the image of a convenience store (C-store) or a gas station
Running a single store in today’s retail landscape is challenging, particularly when managing the threat of shrinkage—inventory loss due to theft, fraud, or administrative errors. Shrinkage is a silent profit
From stuffed teddy bears to dozens of red roses, more than half of U.S. consumers plan to celebrate Valentine’s Day and c-stores can take advantage.
For convenience retailers, selling the right products is crucial for boosting revenue and maintaining profitability. These are the best-selling products in convenience stores.
Many economists predict that the United States will experience a recession in 2023. But what does a recession mean for convenience stores? Here are three ways you can help…
As the owner-operators of over 20 convenience stores across Pennsylvania, Petrosoft has the unique understanding of what it takes to run a c-store and how it’s different…
Every retailer operator looks for ways to increase their margins. Bridge buying, aka bridge orders, is one way they can accomplish this by buying stock when their suppliers offer deals.
Whether you are new to physical inventory counts or looking for ways to complete your counts with less hassle, this checklist will ensure you have all your bases covered. Every
A perpetual inventory is the most up-to-date, therefore accurate, account or view of your inventory. For c-stores it includes the following:
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