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Oz Retail Group is a Small Retail Consultant firm. If you own a Bricks & Mortar Store, Market Stall, Online Store, Or an Entrepreneur.. We need to talk to you!

Join our Skool cummunity via the website link. Oz Retail Group are Young & Dynamic Consultants who tailor small business and retail shop packages to boost your Performance and Market Share. Everything from a DIY Store Health check, which is a free service, through your financial P+L, Expenses and how to curb them, rental negotiation, current store challenges, goals – set and strive, Store Branding and Marketing, POS Software, Merchandising, Inventory Control, Work Health & Safety, Advertising and Staffing.

30/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #16 🛍️

Fix one customer complaint this week.

Complaints are free consulting. The same issue is quietly bothering people who never say it.

Do you already do this one? Tell me in the comments 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

29/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #15 🛍️

Count your foot traffic for one week.

Compare visitors to sales and you'll see your real conversion rate for the first time.

Who's guilty of skipping this one? 😅 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

28/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #14 🛍️

Learn your regulars' names.

Being greeted by name is the cheapest loyalty program there is.

Easy win or harder than it sounds? 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

27/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #13 🛍️

Post the behind-the-counter moments.

Unboxing new stock and setting up the shop often beat polished ads on social media.

What would you add to this? 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

26/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #12 🛍️

Show your prices clearly, online and in store.

Hidden prices make people assume "too expensive" and walk away without asking.

Try it this week and let me know how it goes 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

25/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #11 🛍️

Train your team to ask "Have you seen…?"

Suggesting one related item feels helpful, not pushy, and it adds up fast.

Do you already do this one? Tell me in the comments 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

24/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #10 🛍️

Know your top 20 products by heart.

A small slice of your range usually drives most sales. Never let those run out.

Who's guilty of skipping this one? 😅 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

22/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #09 🛍️

Use real photos, not stock photos.

Your actual shop, products and people build more trust than any polished stock image.

Easy win or harder than it sounds? 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

21/10/2026

Daily Shop Tip #08 🛍️

Put a small add-on near the till.

Low-cost impulse items lift the average sale with zero extra effort from your team.

What would you add to this? 👇

I post a new tip like this every day. Want more ideas for growing your shop? Join my Skool community, link in my bio.

20/10/2026

Coles and Woolworths shouldn’t be worried about Adrian Portelli’s supermarket...
Yet.

One store isn’t going to put a dent in two companies with thousands of locations and enormous buying power. But I think focusing on the size of Portelli’s operation misses the interesting part. He’s testing whether Australians are willing to pay to access cheaper groceries and fuel. That’s a very different retail model.

The traditional supermarket wants to make money from what goes through your trolley. Portelli can potentially make money from your membership before you’ve even walked through the door. Then comes the clever part. The customer has already paid $99. Now they have a reason to keep coming back. That creates something every retailer spends a fortune trying to achieve: loyalty.
There’s another advantage Portelli has that you can’t easily put on a balance sheet. Attention.
If Coles drops the price of milk by 20 cents, nobody talks about it. If Portelli walks into the supermarket industry and publicly challenges Coles and Woolworths on price, people talk. And every article, Facebook argument and LinkedIn post gives his business more exposure. But here’s where the hype meets reality .Cheap headline products won’t prove this model works. The real test is the entire trolley. If a family pays $99 for membership and genuinely saves $10 or $20 a week across groceries and fuel, the maths becomes pretty compelling. If they save $1.50 on a few products but spend more elsewhere, the novelty will disappear quickly.

That’s why I’ll be watching this from a retail perspective.

Portelli doesn’t need to beat Coles and Woolworths. He needs to prove the model works in one location. Then two. Then five. Because retail history is full of businesses that looked insignificant to the major players right up until customers decided they preferred the alternative. So the question isn’t whether Adrian Portelli can take down Coles and Woolworths. It’s whether he’s found a supermarket model Australians actually want.

That’s a much more interesting question. ..Thoughts??

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