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How much product overhead to start a store
Posted by Brian Lupo
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Re: Buda MicroFiber Pricing: made in USA July 12, 2004 02:39AM |
<HTML>I will let you come to your own conclusions
It is like me asking-
So you mix your own products, transport them, label them, box them, AND chemically formulate them, market them, sell them, etc, etc...,
Or do you pay someone else and just "trust" that they are being honest about what is in the products, etc?
Unless you are actually mixing the chemicals and capping them off, you must "trust" someone else?
"You purchase a finished product,from a "supplier", who you believe is honest/tells you only what is true, and which you resell."
Are you doing all of the above?
I really do not see a point to this..., it has no real bearing on the quality of a product or it's performance...
Bottom line is-
Are the customers happy with what they are recieving, the performance and durability of the product, etc, etc...,
Overwhelmingly- "YES"!!
Whether you are a larger supplier, more knowledgable, drive a Mercedes or a Pinto(remember those?), again, the bottom line is- customer service and quality products.
Yes, I am a small business and PROUD of it(like the majority of the people on the forum).
Anyhow Ketch, I do not take this personally..., nice posts</HTML>
"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
It is like me asking-
So you mix your own products, transport them, label them, box them, AND chemically formulate them, market them, sell them, etc, etc...,
Or do you pay someone else and just "trust" that they are being honest about what is in the products, etc?
Unless you are actually mixing the chemicals and capping them off, you must "trust" someone else?
"You purchase a finished product,from a "supplier", who you believe is honest/tells you only what is true, and which you resell."
Are you doing all of the above?
I really do not see a point to this..., it has no real bearing on the quality of a product or it's performance...
Bottom line is-
Are the customers happy with what they are recieving, the performance and durability of the product, etc, etc...,
Overwhelmingly- "YES"!!
Whether you are a larger supplier, more knowledgable, drive a Mercedes or a Pinto(remember those?), again, the bottom line is- customer service and quality products.
Yes, I am a small business and PROUD of it(like the majority of the people on the forum).
Anyhow Ketch, I do not take this personally..., nice posts
</HTML>"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
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Re: Buda MicroFiber Pricing: made in USA July 12, 2004 08:15AM |
<HTML>My point exactly...,
When it comes down to it, that is what matters..., performance, quality and customer satisfaction and service
I "could" tell you guys how many I purchase in a month..., how many I sell in a month..., the size of my warehouse..., the complete specs of the towels..., etc, etc...,
But what is the point, no one else is posting the "formula" for their chemicals and I am "NOT" posting the "formula" for my towels...(any "important information is on the website tohelp you make a decision
AGAIN..., bottom line-
QUALITY, PERFORMANCE and CUSTOMER SATISFACTION and SERVICE
All else mentioned is irrellevant to the end results for the user.
You guys "can" attack all you want..., but as I said before-
"Facts is Facts"
Have a great day</HTML>
"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
When it comes down to it, that is what matters..., performance, quality and customer satisfaction and service
I "could" tell you guys how many I purchase in a month..., how many I sell in a month..., the size of my warehouse..., the complete specs of the towels..., etc, etc...,
But what is the point, no one else is posting the "formula" for their chemicals and I am "NOT" posting the "formula" for my towels...(any "important information is on the website tohelp you make a decision
AGAIN..., bottom line-
QUALITY, PERFORMANCE and CUSTOMER SATISFACTION and SERVICE
All else mentioned is irrellevant to the end results for the user.
You guys "can" attack all you want..., but as I said before-
"Facts is Facts"
Have a great day
</HTML>"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
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Re: dollar figures on retail store July 14, 2004 08:51PM |
<HTML>I agree with CM...,
The surgical towels are a better choice than the "cheapie microfiber towels" for the reasons he mentioned..., linting as well as streaking and some even repel water rather than absorb it..., you would not want to even think about using one of a fine finish!!!
Again..., I TOTALLY agree</HTML>
"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
The surgical towels are a better choice than the "cheapie microfiber towels" for the reasons he mentioned..., linting as well as streaking and some even repel water rather than absorb it..., you would not want to even think about using one of a fine finish!!!
Again..., I TOTALLY agree
</HTML>"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
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Re: dollar figures on retail store July 14, 2004 10:30PM |
<HTML>CM,
No offence taken at all, LOL!!
As a matter of fact, the reason I am not on here much right now is because the sales are so high..., as you know, any publicity is good publicity and with some that have actually tried the towels making post, comparing and sharing results, it REALLY seemed to help boost sales.
Just wanted to say THANK YOU to the customers and friends
As you know..., I like a good debate, no matter what side of the debate I am on..., it ALWAYS makes you think
Anyhow, definately no hard feelings(maybe even Frank will accept you on his board if I am the forum A-hole, LOL!!!
Take care</HTML>
"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
No offence taken at all, LOL!!
As a matter of fact, the reason I am not on here much right now is because the sales are so high..., as you know, any publicity is good publicity and with some that have actually tried the towels making post, comparing and sharing results, it REALLY seemed to help boost sales.
Just wanted to say THANK YOU to the customers and friends
As you know..., I like a good debate, no matter what side of the debate I am on..., it ALWAYS makes you think
Anyhow, definately no hard feelings(maybe even Frank will accept you on his board if I am the forum A-hole, LOL!!!
Take care
</HTML>"The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
www.waynestowels.com
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Re: dollar figures on retail store July 16, 2004 02:08PM |
<HTML>Thanks for answering my question guys :-\
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