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Read How Patrick Terry Went From Zero to $2,500 A Month in Pro Shop Sales.And guess what? It only took 3 months and a little help from Revgear's Pro Shop Mentor Program.Patrick Terry is owner of MidSouth Krav Maga in Memphis, TN. Like many school owners, Patrick's number one concern about setting up a pro shop in his school was lack of funds.  Patrick Terry
Sound familar? Well, you're not alone but the good news is Revgear helped Patrick and they can help you. Revgear Pro Shop Mentor Program worked with Patrick, a school owner with concerns just like you, go from zero to $2,500 in pro shop sales in 3 months. Read more and find out how... In the Pro Shop Mentor Program, Revgear advised Patrick about what products were best suited for his curriculum and how to build product sales into enrollment fees. Revgear advised and calculated what kind of display worked best for his space and where to place them for maximum sales results. Working within his limited budget, Patrick started small and he quickly increased sales by following the Mentor Program step by step. To Patrick's surprise, what he hung up in his pro shop, he sold. It was that easy! Patrick went from zero to $2,000-$2,500 a month profiting $900-$1,125 per month. Keep in mind the revenue from Patrick's pro shop sales is in addition to the revenue he makes from enrollment fees and seminars. It's like FREE money! With profits in his pocket, Revgear advised Patrick to make branded uniforms mandatory at his school. Not only do the classes at MidSouth look more professional but Patrick quickly learned once students made the investment in equipment and apparel, they trained longer. He also noticed students proudly wearing MidSouth logo tee shirts both in and out of the school and Patrick will tell you himself, that kind of endorsement is the best form of advertising a business owner can ask for. After 3-4 months of one-on-one coaching, Patrick learned how and when to order. He now orders specialty items regularly for seminars and holidays at his school getting creative in the process. Patrick's fears of pricing and inventory have become obsolete. Proof, he's got money in his pockets! |