How to offer unique  retail experience to customers purchasing shades /glasses of international brands?
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"High quality brands at low prices", "Be admired by many"\n\nThose are good brands, Italian.  I, myself, a brand names shopper. An online store, perhaps, in a near future?\n\nSorry, I tried.
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ask for a pair of sungalasses
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Make someone smile\nGifts as unique as you\n\nIt really helps to know the name of the company.
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Approach it from a consumer's point of view - if you were looking for this particular product or service, how would you find it? Web search? Yellow pages? Blogs? Online forums? etc etc\n\nI found a great article that should help you further -- see source box.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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ask for local supermarkets for sponsorships
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1. Think of something to attract the potential buyers. Be it a huge discount or dazzling ads/commercials.\n2. Think of increasing the varieties of your buyers.\n3. Think of increasing the varieties of your products.\n4. Think of convenient payment plans for your buyers.\n5. Think of a strategy to beat your competitors.\n\nAll the above needs close observation and careful plans.
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Have a good and friendly marketing staff then give them samples to give to people.  This way they will learn about the product and if they like it they will order for more. Again as per the rule of the particular country, you may have to do a clinical test with qualified medical docotors and from this point you can market your product ..but if only it works well.  What products are these you have?
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Been thinking about same myself, Maps can be helpful for direction of what a person may be looking for.\n\nPrices are nicer then having to go to another page to find one, of course it might depend on item - value, quantity, quality and actual price...\n\nDepending on  which Comp. sales line you get with might make a huge difference on cost! If only some things to get rid of try e-bay, or maybe get an account started with e-bay or similar...\n\nTry going to google and put a few words in reference to your question, to narrow down the 1000's of respondents, add or change wording to narrow down to see something that you may want to work with or through...\n\nGood Luck!
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Be courteous. Tell the customer that their business is appreciated. Know the product(s) being sold. use convincing inflection in your voice. Be confident. Point out the benefits the customer would have buy purchasing the product or service. Thank the customer for their business before hanging up, sale or no sale.
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Try the local clothing companies in China.\nI heard they are looking to expand in Latin America.
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A combination of what the above said.\nYou need to get kind of a profile of the people in the area, so they know that the people in area have money to spend in their store.\nYou will also want to show that there is an interest in their store and with that you need hundreds of signatures.  I would think that, depending on how big the area is, at least 500 signatures will be needed.
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Who is your customer? Who would have need for your product, service or idea?  Where are they? How do you get to them?  Once you have determined who your market is use the phone to get the "buyers" name, if you are dealing with business clients.     (Private buyers should be approached in a slightly different manner.)  When qualifying who the buyer might be, be nice to their support staff, but do not be phony or try to suck up.  Very obvious.  So, your initial phone conversation may be something like "Hi, I'm John Doe from ABC company who might be the person in charge of ordering industrial solvents?"  It takes about 90 days to establish your territory and, initially you will want to spend about 70% of your time just finding out who is the buyer. Spend the other 30% wearing out shoe leather.  One last note,  spend 10% of your time developing big accounts, 20% of your time developing medium accounts and 50% developing small accounts.  The small accounts pay your wages, the others buy your toys.  Finally, in this limited space and with limited product knowledge I can only provide these answers.  You will need to fit yourself and your product.  But remember, sales is a game of numbers you need to be in front of your customers to make a sale.  Good luck.
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As a general rule, your best prospects for additional sales and profits are your current and past customers. \n\nGood luck,\nScott
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Before you visit buyers abroad, you should specify your target markets and target volumes. Then you should look in directories mainly with commercial attache's of the targeted markets for buyers.\nContact your potential buyers and provide them with samples (try sending fresh ones). Try to sell either in bulk or packed, and quote for both. Make sure to calculate your price FOB and CIF.\n\nAfter receiving orders you may go out to visit your clients and study possibilities to expand your markets.
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Buyers for the large retailers are who you'll need to talk to but its premature to talk to buyers.  The clothing industry is extremely competitive.  If you are into the mass market the only chance is to have them made overseas.  Find a production source in Taiwan, India, Pakistan etc (possibly Mexico).  Then you are talking large minimum orders and long lead times both of which cost you money.  Specialty shops would be the place for high end, one of a kind items and it would be an easier market to penetrate than the huge retailers. Good luck and get out your check book.
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try out check gallery at www.checkgallery.com  theyve got tons fo designs and you may have better luck looking through the universal site for retail sotres and unique checks.
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the cab website. citizens advice bureau is the best place for any info. they have advice for buying goods overseas and almost all consumer laws for every country can be viewed through their website,\n  good luck