A little counter space. A quiet new revenue stream.
When vendors walk into your shop, they usually want you to buy a minimum order or inventory. This is not that.
I spent thirteen years as a shop owner. A fair trade boutique called Rosemary Grove for four years, then a niche dancewear store in St. Louis for nine. I loved my customers, but often found myself cornered by my vendors. And every time I looked at adding a category to grow my client base the numbers killed it before I got past the minimum order.
That is the trap. The thing that would grow the business costs more than the business can risk.
If I had known about this when I still had the store, I would have done it. Not as a favor to anyone. Because the math worked and my customers were exactly the right people for it.
A small display with a QR code. That is the entire physical footprint.
She buys directly, on her own phone, in her own time.
You never touch a box.
This is the part people miss. Skincare runs out. The first sale is not the last sale. You keep earning even when your customer is not in your store.
Salons, spas, med spas, estheticians, hairstylists, boutiques, Pilates and barre and yoga and dance studios, wellness practices. Anyone with a women-centered clientele who already trusts your recommendation.
Think of me the way you think of any other rep who walks in. I am here to show you a line, explain the terms, and let you decide. I am not the one who makes that call. I just make sure you have the information to make it.
I set up your display, walk your staff through it so they are not guessing, and run a pop-up event with you if you want one. Setup takes less than an hour.
Your clients are already asking you what to use.Sarah
Read it first if you would rather. Or give me twenty minutes and I will walk you through what it looks like in your specific shop.
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