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Shoot your Customers

September 21, 2017 by Auntie Kate of Too Good to be Threw

A happy customer who FOUND something in your consignment or resale shop, from TGtbT.com

Got a camera?

Got happy customers?

You got a recurring topic to post about!

Just whip out that camera when a customer is tickled pink about her new purchase, ask if you can use her as a testimonial about how much fun shopping at your place is, and snap away!

Of course, if she’s camera shy, just tell her how much you love that she loves your shop, and let her go on her way, but if she’s willing:

Get a good shot of her, her purchase, your shop name, and write down a quick simple quote from her. Encourage her to watch for yourself, and tell her you “don’t mind” 🙂  if she shares it on her social media.

Add your shop info to the shot, and maybe even her endorsement.

Then use it. Today. And next month. And whenever you’d like to let your social media followers know that

it’s fun (and rewarding!) to shop at your shop!

Here’s an example…

 

Have your happy customer show off her purchase!

 

Doin' the Happy Dance in front of my Favorite Consignment Shop!

Get a shot in front of your shop for name/ place recognition.

 

shopping makes resalers happy

Friends shopping together can do silly poses for you!

 

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