1. Regular meetings: Schedule regular meetings with the marketing team to discuss sales data, marketing strategies, and progress. 2. Shared goals: Establish shared goals and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)to measure the success of marketing campaigns. 3. Feedback loop: Encourage open communication and feedback between the sales and marketing teams to ensure that marketing efforts are aligned with sales objectives. By working together with the marketing team, you can create effective campaigns to boost sales of slow-moving inventory items and improve overall business performance.

To boost slow-moving inventory sales, run promotions, highlight benefits in marketing campaigns, use social media, optimize product placement, and target the right audience with personalized outreach.

My answer is 'I' don't. Marketing has their tricks. Which with this question it is implied they have run out of. While I do consider myself a creative solutions type of person, my scope is limited. So my answer is my team's answer. I always try and empower my team to bring me their ideas. A great example is a proposal from a teammate not too long ago. We had just this scenario with an item and we all believed it was a solid item and had potential to do amazing numbers. Unfortunately, no one seemed to be noticing it. Then while walking with my team one evening, I posed the question" how do we capture the sales on this item we know it can do?" That teammate piped up and fired off the most simplistic and way out of the box answer.