Jimmy Degroot

To Really Understand the Jewelry Business, Ask These Questions of the People You Meet

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7 years ago

January 9, 2018

Jimmy DeGroot

If you’re looking for fresh new ways to grow your jewelry business, you should probably check with some outside sources.

Why not ask the people you meet while going about your everyday routine? By engaging your friends, family or even the person who cuts your hair in targeted conversation, you can pick up ideas for marketing your business, stocking your store and selling more jewelry, says marketing specialist Jimmy DeGroot.

In the video below, DeGroot outlines a few of the questions you could ask.

Take a look:

Jimmy DeGroot

Jimmy DeGroot is a jewelry store manager who has been in the business for over 20 years. Now he spends his time training teams around the world at jewelrystoretraining.com and sharing marketing advice through his blog site at jewelrymarketingguy.com. Sign up for training videos here.

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