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“New introductions were few and far between; yet despite this, the outlook remained positive. From the manufacturer standpoint, the spring market benefitted from quality over quantity—as slower foot traffic allowed for more meaningful conversa- tions with the regional, furniture, big box and even online retailers. As a whole, the spring High Point Market served as a valuable opportunity to explore more creative retail opportunities.”


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“The average consumer knows very little about what goes into making and selling a mattress. And that has left the door open for online brands to present them- selves as a more honest and valuable alternative. In order to combat the ‘mattress stores are greedy’ reputation, retailers need to adopt a more open and honest dialogue with their consumers about pricing, costs and value.”


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“Spring Air International has signed an agree- ment with Continental Silverline Products LLC to become its newest domestic licensee. ‘This is an important addition to the Spring Air family as we continue to grow our network of U.S. licensees by adding strong regional producers’ said Spring Air President Nick Bates. ‘This key territory will allow us to continue to build upon Spring Air’s already strong brand recognition.’”


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“Even as online sales continue to grow, the majority of mattress shoppers still prefer buying in a brick- and-mortar retail store. At the same time, many of these same shoppers still rely on online resources for at least part of their buying journey. So how can mat- tress retailers build an omni-channel strategy that will engage these potential customers and convert their ‘research’ into actual sales?”


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