The Advisor Magazine: Issue #3 – Planning Past The Pandemic

Liquor License Advisor discusses in The Advisor Magazine the reopening and impact of alcohol trends on stakeholders who are looking to plan past the pandemic.

The role of this publication is to keep liquor store and liquor license owners as well as all stakeholders in the loop when it comes to what’s trending in the marketplace.

The third issue includes but is not limited to:

– Wholesalers & e-commerce making History?
– Old World vs New Distribution: The Evolution of Wine
– UK’s Consumption Crisis Plan
– ABCC’s Advisory Update
– And much more!

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The Advisor Magazine: Issue #1 – The 1st Liquor Industry Trade Magazine

Liquor License Advisor is proud to announce an industry first with the liquor industry trade publication, The Advisor Magazine.

The role of this publication is to keep liquor store and liquor license owners as well as all stakeholders in the loop when it comes to what’s trending in the marketplace.

The first issue includes but is not limited to:

-Drizly bought by Uber for $1.1 Billion
-2021 trends & opportunities
-When will the COVID “Bump” end
-A review of the State Quota in MA (Cumberland Farms versus MPSA)
-And much more!

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The Advisor Magazine: Issue #2 – Disruption & Deregulation

Liquor License Advisor discusses in The Advisor Magazine a number of industry trends and concerns. In this issue, we connect with Robert A. Mellion, Executive Director and Counsel for Massachusetts Package Store Association (MPSA) as well as Louis Cassis, Executive Director of Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Massachusetts to discuss the controversial topic of NIPS.

The role of this publication is to keep liquor store and liquor license owners as well as all stakeholders in the loop when it comes to what’s trending in the marketplace.

The second issue includes but is not limited to:

– Unpacking Mass Pack’s 3 Biggest Issues In 2021
– NIPS: Where Do We Go From Here (2 Part Series)
– The Shift? Market Place Trends
– And much more!

To access Issue #2 of The Advisor Magazine – click here.

 

 

 

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Liquor License Broker Boston - How Do You Know If A Broker Is Right For You?

Boston Liquor License Broker – or any broker for that matter are not all the same!

When you are buying or selling a license or a business, there are many moving parts and it requires some skill and finesse to get the result you want. A successful transaction in the liquor industry has to be navigated by someone who meets the following criteria:

  1. they are a specialist in the liquor industry, not a generalist
  2. they are trustworthy and have integrity
  3. they have industry-specific knowledge of liquor licenses in the area
  4. they have the confidence and communications skills that will lead the process and keep all parties in check
  5. they have proven systems and processes
  6. they are surrounded by a team and complimentary experts who can get the deal done

The intricacies of a deal have to be managed in a way that keeps it moving along. We’ve found the longer a deal goes, the more likely it is to not close. We place significant priority in timing each phase of the process and know exactly how long it takes to sell a liquor store or license.

In this video, Dan Newcomb, long time liquor license advisor and liquor license expert talks about finding the right Boston liquor license broker:

At the end of the day, you want to find the best fit with someone who can see the deal through to the end and get the transaction done in the quickest time possible for the most money when selling your liquor store.

If you are looking for a Boston liquor license broker or a liquor store broker anywhere in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey or Florida – give us a call we’d be happy to discuss options to work with us to get you where you need to be.

To learn more about our general offerings and specialized services for attorneys, licensing coordinators, liquor store owners, franchise developers, food and beverage establishment owners, bankruptcy trustees, lenders, and more, visit our resources section or give us a call  directly at 781.319.9800

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When you decide to sell a liquor store, one of the biggest things we ask our clients to do is to approach selling a liquor store as if they were their own customers. It’s important to consider the details like the look and feel of the environment as soon as you walk in.

Looking At Your Liquor Store As A Customer

Seeing the store through your customer’s eyes allows you to create an environment that is welcoming and professional which a potential buyer will find appealing. If your store is attracting customers, it’s making money.

Maximize the price that your store will sell for by doing spring cleaning and organizing. Paint, Windex, and lightbulbs are a great investment! Anything you can do to update the store that’s relatively inexpensive will result in an exponential return.

Finding The Right Broker To Sell A Liquor Store

One of the best decisions you can make when selling your liquor store is choosing the right liquor store broker to partner with to close the deal. Not only will a great broker assist you in organizing the documents and due diligence, but they will guide you on how to prepare your liquor store for a prospective buyer visit as well as how to interact with them when they show up (and they will).

 

At Liquor License Advisor we have been in the liquor license and liquor store broker industry for many decades and been a part of thousands of transactions. We have a team behind us that can assist with any deal, no matter how complex, large or small we will find a way.

If you have questions about how to sell a liquor store, we’re here to help.

Give us a call any time (781)319-9800 or contact us.

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