Dad’s Next
June 21; Plan Ahead
I was at the mall last night watching all of the last minute Mother’s Day shopping. I couldn’t help but wonder how many selling opportunities were missed in recent weeks. Shoppers tend to put things off, probably more because of fotgetfulness than anything else.
Retailers miss a big opportunity by being reactive to shopper’s habits rather than proactive to their needs.
Mother’s Day is always bigger than Father’s Day for some reason, but dad does get some attention. Why not start now to think about dad this year? Father’s Day is always the on the 3rd Sunday of the month. June starts off on a Monday this year, so there is three full weeks before Father’s Day.

May 15th, 2009 at 7:36 am
Dad always gets the short end of the stick. What makes you think it will be any different this year?