
We believe Main Streets Matter. Heart on Main Street is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping independent retailers succeed in their local communities. Our signature Book Club series explores books retailers should read but probably don’t have time for. We break those books into 10 parts and discuss how the lessons from them apply to everyday retail life and how they can incorporate them i... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

How can an independent retailer make an ordinary customer interaction more memorable without relying on expensive giveaways or elaborate events?
In Episode 3 of The Power of Moments Book Club series, Patrick Keiser explores Chip Heath and Dan Heath'... more
Which parts of the customer journey are most likely to shape how shoppers remember an independent retail business?
In Episode 2 of *The Power of Moments* Book Club series, Patrick Keiser explores how retailers can identify the peaks, pits, transitio... more
Why do customers remember certain moments from a shopping experience while forgetting most of the transaction?
In the opening episode of The Power of Moments Book Club series, Patrick Keiser introduces Chip Heath and Dan Heath's framework for unders... more
Episode Summary
Are your retail financials a strategic plan, or are they a gamble? In this special webinar-replay episode of Main Street Matters, host Patrick Keiser is joined by Dane Cohen, Director of Business Development at Management One and co-h... more
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Such a good podcast, and really loving the recent choice to apply famous business books to retail. But I don’t understand the choice of the background music. I love the host and the content, but the background music makes it so hard to love the show.
I really love the podcast—it so informative and helpful. Sometimes it is difficult for me to listen to with the background music.
Love, love. LOVE this podcast! I will be opening my store in June and feel so much more well-prepared to stand out now!










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