After years working in marketing and retail buying, Laura Sylvester set her sights on the simple goal of opening her own boutique. The reality of this dream proved a bit less simple. “The idea of starting a brick-and-mortar store from scratch seemed so daunting,” Sylvester explains. She first learned of the concept of a mobile store on a blog that described a popular San Francisco mobile boutique. “I loved the idea!” says Sylvester. “It’s a great way to go where the customers are, and the costs are much less prohibitive than a traditional store.” Unlike the few mobile boutiques she came across in her
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