Posted AT 8:53 PM EDT on 13/09/06
How to ensure your Web store serves
When Rose Del Rosario and Al Klieber opened
Courtside Sports 17 years ago, it was never meant to be more than a mom-and-pop sporting goods shop devoted to those who love racquet sports.
Expansion opportunities in their hometown of Victoria were limited, which was just fine with Ms. Del Rosario and Mr. Klieber. But after years of pressure from their tech-savvy friends, the married couple finally decided to set up a website.
Courtsidesports.
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