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Here’s How You Ask the Client to Buy as a Favor to You

It’s a fun way to share your enthusiasm for new jewelry.

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6 years ago

March 27, 2018

INSTORE Staff Instore April 2018 Issue

Here’s How You Ask the Client to Buy as a Favor to You

“Please save me from buying this for myself.”

When to say it? When showing a favorite new piece to a favorite old customer.

Why say it? It’s a fun way to share your enthusiasm for new jewelry while also implying the customer can afford this piece more than you can.

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