Whether the Australian Dollar is up or down there is always demand for
Korjo Travel Accessories.
- There were 6.2 million visitor arrivals in Australia for year ending March 2013
- An increase of 4.9 per cent relative to the previous year
- Australian residents made a record eight million short-term trips overseas in 2011-12
Travel accessory sales are a growing market for both Australian tourists and overseas visitors. If you are looking to grow your profits look no further than Korjo Travel Accessories.
The national 10 day weather forecast again highlights some more gloomy wet weather. But on a brighter side this is a great opportunity for umbrellas sales.
We have a great range of "Brellerz" at three different price/quality points $9.95, $14.95 and $19.95 RRP.
One of the great retail benefits with our range is the packaging. These Brellerz come in a great retail friendly box that allows the Brellerz to stand no matter how many Brellerz are left in the box.
Recent Law changes in NSW have seen demand for Universal Car Mounts sky rocket. The basis of these new rules are:
"Use of Mobile Phones:
While a vehicle is moving or stationary (not parked), adriver may only use a mobile phone to make or receive a
call or use the audio playing function:
If the mobile is secured in a fixed mounting; or
If not in a mounting, use of the mobile phone must not require the driver to touch or manipulate the phone in any way.
All other functions including texting, video messaging, online chatting, reading preview messages and emailing are prohibited.
The new laws make it clear that a driver in a moving or stationary vehicle (unless parked) MUST NOT HOLD a phone in his or hand other than to pass to a passenger.
Penalty: 3 demerit points (4 in a school zone) and $298 ($397 in a school zone)
Note: Learner and P1 drivers are prohibited from using any function of a phone (including hands free) while driving."
A retail sales flyer containing all this info is sent out with all Universal Car Mount orders to increase sell thru. @ $19.95 RRP this a great product to be selling your community leading into the holidays.Click Hereto place an order.
First we had “Click Frenzy” or as some are calling it “Click Fail” to help Australian retailers compete with the growing shift to online purchases overseas, especially in the US with the current favourable exchange rate.
Now we have another retail first here in Australia“Independents Week”running from December 1st to December 7th, aimed at moving sales from the two dominant retailers in Australia, Coles and Woolworths.
Who combined now have 70% of the Australian Grocery Market, 45% of the Petrol Market, 60% of the Liquor Industry and 65% of the department store industry with Target, Big W and K Mart.
“The week we support our local small business who for generations have been supplying jobs in our community.
It is the week we will buy our……..
- Fruit and Vegetable from our Local Fruit Shop
- Meat from our Local Butcher
- Bread from our Local Bakery
- Newspapers and Magazines from our Local Newsagency
- Petrol from an Independent Service Station
- Liquor from your Local Independent Outlet”
Independents week is not a new phenomenon with the US celebrating its 10th Annual “Independents Week” earlier this year, which is supported by the American Independent Business Alliance.
I’m sure if you ask the Yanks, they will tell you it’s hard work getting something like this off the ground, so I’m not expecting mass awareness of the Australian version in its first year, but it is a promotion that we should all get behind.
Is your summer customer base made up of international tourists? Do you have a large migrant work force in your area? Or are your locals, travellers themselves?
Jenlist Distributors are proud to announce our latest offering of Korjo travel accessories, all in time for the peak tourist season.
For a film series that first came out in 1977, The Star Wars franchise sure has some legs and some even bigger fans.
I for one went to a party dressed in drag as Princess Leia back in the day, now that was a party…
With six movies in the series, books, merchandise and dozens of games already, you would be forgiven for thinking it’s popularity would surely be coming to an end now.
You may be forgiven, but you would also be wrong.
9th November marks the date for the Australian release of the latest tie-up with this epic space opera franchise and the latest game crazy Angry Birds.
Launched in December 2010 Angry Birds was an instant success with 50 million downloads before its first anniversary in December 2011.
Currently the Angry Birds franchise has three games in the iTunes top 25 Paid Apps, 1. Bad Piggies HD, 9. Angry Birds Space HD and 25. Angry Birds HD.
Check out the Great Margin Offers in the latest Touch Magazine!
Many of you will be dealing with Touch Networks for your Optus Mobile electronic recharge.
Did you know you can also sell a great range of PPS calling cards from these terminals?
Did you also know if you swipe a rechargeable PPS calling card for your customer, instead of just printing out the docket you will earn an extra 2% margin and your customer will be able to roll over any unused credit.
Awesome I know!
Well at present Touch is running a promotion with PPS, where you can earn up to 40% margin on selling the PPS range of calling cards electronically that include Anytime, China Gold, Genie, Globe, Kababayan, Lotus, Lucky Dragon, Optus Long Distance and Wicket.
Click Hereto view a copy of their online version of the Touch Magazine.
And remember to use the rechargeable calling cards to maximise your margins and give a better user experience to your valued customers. These are available from Jenlist Distributors by phoning 1300 781 758 orordering online
For many Gen Y males it's a constant concern of where do they put their wallets in those ever shrinking skinny leg jeans?
Especially when every store these days, seems to have their own loyalty card and credit cards are handed out like sweets by banks.
Optus, Samsung, Westpac and Mastercard have teamed up in a world first, to trial a solution to this troublesome first world problem. By using smartphones for tap and go payments.
With research suggesting Gen Y would rather leave their wallet at home than forget their phone, this new technology makes sense.
Click Here for details on how these mobile payments will work.
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