Rug business gets groove back

Article Abstract:

The October market proved to be one of the better ones in years for the rug dealers. Interior designers and small store buyers were in and business was good. New introductions of machine made Chinese rugs and hand-carved ones were in plenty and made a big splash. And unlike past markets, dealers came with ready-to-deliver the new rugs that were on display at the show.

Trade shows

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Rug vendors prepared to ride ups and downs

Article Abstract:

The uncertainness in the marketing of rug exhibitors at the High Point market is discussed. The rug business is showing signs of picking up after a sluggish summer. The relevant details regarding the trends of rug vendors are discussed.

Marketing, Company marketing practices

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