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Trigger
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Pace, FL
Posts: 293
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I am thinking about forming the "Angler's Outlet Fishing Tackle Club.
The yearly membership would be $25.00 You would receive a 15% discount on items that I stock in the store (in store prices compatible with Walmart). On special order items which I do not normally stock would be cost plus 20%. I would also have "club specials" which would be discounted much more. If you bought $200.00 over the period of a year your discount would be $30.00 which would more than cover your membership fee. Billy |
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Trigger
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Pace, FL
Posts: 293
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COME ON NOW!
20 views and NOBODY VOTES ??? |
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Grouper
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Niceville, FL
Posts: 869
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Well Billy, the concept is a very good one with the exception of the special order surcharge in my opinion. That's alot for an item that possibly will come from one of your regular tackle suppliers and shouldn't boost your freight that much. Unless someone is ordering a 28' CC boat with double 225's hangin' on the back and that size sale shouldn't make you frown too much! I would think that the "special order at no added cost"concept would be a very good drawing card for those who know the limitations of your store's inventory but still want to support you in your club. As long as it is used within certain parameters, I can see it as a good customer relations plus for you.
But I live in Freeport and any savings you could possible offer me would be eaten up before I drive a quarter of the way over to Pace!! And I am quite sure that there are others who feel the same way from wherever they live. If I vote, it would only artificially inflate your results as I have no plans of driving that far to buy a gotcha and a few pyramid weights. Edit: OK, I changed my vote from a "non-vote" to a "interesting idea" vote. I hope that helps your decision making. |
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Trigger
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Pensacola, FL
Posts: 283
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Well personaly I dis like the club thing. It in my opinion, itis like going to the grocery store and producing a card for a cheaper price. I hate it. Infact it bothers me enough that I will not shop those stores. If you can afford to give some the price break give it to all. Selling in volume is were the money is at. Ok sorry for the rant but you asked.
Paul Lewis Oh yea I voted <U>NO</U> LOL |
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Senior Member
Trigger
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Pace, FL
Posts: 293
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Special ordering a Penn Special Senator 113H at current pricing for a club member would be $92.50
Basspro Shop price $99.99 Ebay $98 and up for a new one |
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Senior Member
Trigger
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Pace, FL
Posts: 293
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A "Club" and a "Grocery Store Discount Card" is a totally different concept |
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Snapper
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Bayou Davenport (AKA John's bayou!)
Posts: 555
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Sounds like "Sam's Club". Sure works for them; except you have to join before you even get in the store!
Your store is a bit out of my normal travel, but I knowsmall stores need all the help promoting and selling they can conjure up. Good luck! |
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Senior Member
Trigger
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Pensacola, FL
Posts: 283
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How does it differ other than actually I get the grocery card for free. TheCLUB CARD I actually pay for. And then receive the discount. And would have to purchase enough to pay for the card before it is an advantage anyway. If its different help me understand..............Im not trying to be ugly are start an argument im just sharing my opinon.
Paul Lewis |
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Senior Member
Trigger
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Pace, FL
Posts: 293
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It is different because ANYONE can get the Grocery Store discount . . I could not tell you the times that have been in one of these stores and not have a card and the cashier would scan one she had laying on the register and give me the card discount. ONLY club members would receive the club discount |
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Snapper
Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 470
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I'll chime in here because I spend money at your store semi-regularly. If you haven't been, Billy has a small store and I find his prices are better than Wal-Mart. I try to help out so even if it's a little out of the way I usually run up there for wigglers and hooks and things. One of my favorite stores back home "SPORTCO" is a huge warehouse type sporting goods store. Comparable in selection and range of items to Bass Pro or Cabelas. Their deal is that if you "join" for around $25 then you get a 5% discount. All the signs in the store that have the price say "Non Members add 5%" and it is enforced. To me it doesn't matter much, I always joined because I knew I would spend that much and looked at it likeSams clubforoutdoorsman. People that were only buying a small amount of stuff didn't worry about joining because the price was still good. 15% would be better. I would likely join but I live close. Seems it would be worth it if you were buying expensive reels and what not. I wouldn't think it's a big deal either way as long as it isn't mandatory.
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