Matt Dell

Are you looking to refresh your cannabis delivery strategy? Try new marketing tactics or operation plans? Maybe even change software? You've some to the right place. Check out this guide to learn more.

Does your dispensary need help with opt-in management? We got you covered! Learn how you can build and maintain your customer list for SMS marketing.

Need a way to find out what brands your customers like to buy? Here's a quick metric and guide to change your workflow.

How are your budtenders gearing up for 420? Are you planning to support them? Here's 4 ways you can help your budtenders bring in more sales.

What's going on with dispensary text marketing? How can you text smarter and safer in the years to come? Find out in our latest guide.

There's a lot to keep in mind when starting your own marijuana dispensary business. Here's what you need to know for making your business plan.

While you may have your performance indicators to go by, a universal sign of success in any retail business is increased revenue. We take a closer look at the causal factors behind performance and secrets you can use in your next dispensary training.

Happy Cabbage surveyed a few dispensary owners and managers to learn more about the challenges they face when promoting their businesses. Keep reading for a selection of survey highlights and a few suggestions on how to improve your dispensary marketing strategy.

Local marketing is one of the most important aspects of running a successful cannabis dispensary. But what tools are out there that can help you with this? Here's 6 you must consider.

A dispensary marketing plan is always prepared for 420. What about after the holiday? Read our latest blog for long-term revenue opportunities and tactics post-420.

Customer segmentation is essential to successful dispensary marketing. Read here to find out how to create high-value segments with data.

Cannabis dispensary marketing is an essential but often ambiguous field for retailers of all kinds. Take a look at these ideas to boost your dispensary some marketing momentum.

Flower and concentrates were the best-selling products on dispensary shelves, grossing respective totals of $11,378,361.72 and $5,625,333.25 from December 31st to February 16th. Edibles were the fourth-most ordered and third best-selling product. Our findings suggest a potential upward trend in the edible market, potentially indicating more efficient production and supply management forms. Further trend research must be conducted on vapes and concentrates on measuring the impact of both coronavirus supply chain slowdowns and the vape crisis.