Any decisions to be in the business are agreed upon by the partners.
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The business will be marketed through extensive advertising through posters showing what the business has to offer and at what prices. The shop aims at increasing sales through offering discounts on purchases, use of loyalty cards, promotion of multiple sales and target take away sales. All these sales strategies are aimed at increasing the number of sales in the shop.
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