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The Australian Gift & Homewares Association (AGHA) is calling for entrants in their Makeover Madness competition where one lucky winner will receive a store face-lift valued at over $10,000 from visual merchandising experts, AUSVM.
The competition is designed to completely rejuvenate a shop, offering cost effective, creative ideas to retailers on how to get the most out of showcasing their store and merchandise.
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The Australian Gift & Homewares Association (AGHA) is looking to recreate the ideas sharing, trends talk and networking of its Home & Giving Fair in the online world, with the launch of a new blogging hub for the gift and homewares community.
Launched this week, the AGHA blog brings together more than 10 leading bloggers and industry experts who will delve into topics ranging from product and design trends to sustainable business practices to social media marketing.
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The Australian Gift & Homewares Association (AGHA) has today echoed the concerns of small business retailers, warning the looming carbon tax will add thousands of dollars to their annual rent, power and landlord costs.
AGHA’s CEO, David Leek said media reports yesterday, which warn the impact of the carbon tax will hit at the very worst time for struggling retailers, reinforce predictions made by AGHA more than five months ago.
