Green breeder

[Strutter769]

Kat and Aaron.

Thanks much for your candid opinions! That really put things into perspective. I am just trying to think of other ways (other than mind-blowing boas) to distinguish myself from all the other breeders. My boas will undoubtedly speak for themselves. What I'm trying to come up with is that one little "twist" to make sure that even if you didn't buy an animal from me at the last show, you've been talking about my Booth long after it's ended.

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by Strutter769

Kat and Aaron.

Thanks much for your candid opinions! That really put things into perspective. I am just trying to think of other ways (other than mind-blowing boas) to distinguish myself from all the other breeders. My boas will undoubtedly speak for themselves. What I'm trying to come up with is that one little "twist" to make sure that even if you didn't buy an animal from me at the last show, you've been talking about my Booth long after it's ended.

Who cares if their talking about products? You want them talking about the wicked cool boas for good prices at the table!

Besides, you have to realize that it'll be a long road to distinguish yourself from others. Hard work and consistent boas and customer service will win hands down. The service will be remembered when you encounter your first problem and how you deal with it.

Nobody makes their money in the first couple seasons anymore. It's the long road that will lead to success.

[KORBIN5895]

Originally Posted by Strutter769

Kat and Aaron.

Thanks much for your candid opinions! That really put things into perspective. I am just trying to think of other ways (other than mind-blowing boas) to distinguish myself from all the other breeders. My boas will undoubtedly speak for themselves. What I'm trying to come up with is that one little "twist" to make sure that even if you didn't buy an animal from me at the last show, you've been talking about my Booth long after it's ended.

Leave your fly open. People will never forget you.