In today’s uncertain economy, hot tub retailers are facing a delicate balancing act: How do you meet customers where they are financially, protect your margins and keep sales flowing? Emily Chin, head of retail services for Wells Fargo, says the answer often lies in optimizing your financing strategy.
Hectic is how I would describe the beginning of 2025, at least for me. I’m thrilled to say our art director, Brittany Moses, welcomed a baby boy in February! But that joy comes with a bit of chaos while she’s on maternity leave.
An industry is only as strong as the people connecting consumers with products. The hot tub industry is no different. That’s why the International Hot Tub Association is proud to offer a new membership category for hot tub retailers.
For many reasons, I’d say most people in the hot tub industry were happy to say goodbye to 2024. I, for one, was ready to hit the reset button and welcome in 2025.
If you’re considering liquidating your business, it’s likely taken a lot of forethought and seems like the best option before retiring. Selling your business to the public is a good option for hot tub retailers who need to eliminate inventory and break even.
The hot tub industry has experienced significant growth fueled by a desire for wellness and home-based recreation.
Especially today, data security is critical, and any company — large or small — must take the necessary steps to secure its data and mitigate risk.
You probably noticed something extra on the front of the magazine this issue. We’ve launched a huge renewal campaign for…