PMP Sales announced rebrand, new name - Furniture Today

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LAKEWOOD, N.J. – Promotions Means Profits, a sales promotion and consulting firm for independent furniture retailers, has completed a major rebranding. The company says the new name represents what it accomplishes for its clients, while retaining the familiar acronym PMP from its former name, PMP Sales.

Promotions was founded in 1985 as a liquidation facilitator, but then evolved over time to meet the growing demand for helping independent retailers to stay in business. PMP says it was the first liquidation company to brand itself as “the Doctors, not the Undertakers” of the furniture industry. Rather than embarking upon a liquidation, PMP would offer a “shot in the arm,” which meant an infusion of cash, to keep the retailers’ business afloat.

PMP’s rebranding includes the “KIB” concept, which stands for “Keep’em In Business.” This emerged from PMP’s invention of the “Restructuring Sale,” a type of promotion that combines the profitability of a short-term liquidation sale with an instant dose of business consulting that implements improved processes on site immediately. The result is increased cash flow and new knowledge that sets the retailer up for continued success.

“It was time to shift the brand and the company into the KIB side of liquidation,” said Cynthia Heathcoe, vice president of business development. “The new name represents what our company does: We do promotions paired with on-site consulting. We are the only company of our kind that assists a retailer in overcoming obstacles such as slow traffic, reduced margins, unmotivated staff and disorganized warehousing procedures, all while generating a year’s worth of volume for them during the three months we’re there.”

While the old brand did include a focus on keeping retailers in business, the company said it was time to fully break away from the traditional liquidator vibe. PMP’s new name comes with a new look that incorporates vibrant colors and modern design.

Check out the new website here.

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