beth goldstein is the founder of marketing edge group and teaching entrepreneurial sales at the boston management. she's also the author of the book "lucky by design, navigating your path to success." and angela sims, great to see you as well. you have a retail store as well so you deal with this as well. >> we have a boutique in the west willage because our business is so local what we want to do is surprise and delight our passersby. we want to do that with emotion. for example, on mother's day, we asked our customers to send in a photo of their mothers. we want people to walk by and be grabbed by that emotion. >> we were talking about expense earlier -- >> that's not very expensive. it is time, though, you do have to roll up your sleeves. >> harry, you're an expert with this. you worked with small brands. you worked with big stores. for somebody who is not an expert, how can they make an eye-popping window. >> i think in the piece, she talked about the basics of visual, whether they're in a big saks fifth avenue or a small store. doesn't matter. the bakes are there. it's focusing on