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Debra Templar-Group - Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Have you ever been to a seminar and thought "I wonder if this REALLY works?"

I received this today:

Dear Debra
I attended two of your sessions at the trade fair (Reeds Gift Fair in Melbourne) on Monday. Thanks for such great information! 
Yesterday I did not make a single sale until 2.20pm (mind you, I opened at 12 noon) when a new customer bustled in, gathered up 12 items (some of the most expensive in the shop).  She did not try on anything at all.  It was then when I held up a Prada jacket and said, “have you seen this” (thanks to you!) and she bought it.  She spent $2,318.00.  I almost fainted.  That is a lot for me because I sell recycled items!  That was my “one and only” (but fabulous) sale for the day. 

Cheers and thanks,pink umbrella
Loretta Hocking
Champagne Taste
Shop 7, 148 - 150 Wattletree Road
Malvern, Vic.


And the reason she didn't open until noon?  She was out buying   this gorgeous pink umbrella... what a great impact!

And now, we're going to get Loretta started on a blog and twitter!

Debra Templar

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   Over the past 20 something years I have gained many skills and worked with fabulous people! I am a retail enthusiast, keynote speaker, consultant and business coach, trainer, author and 'doer'.
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