RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Last chance to buy...part 3Neutral2 wrote: Fair enough, but I am holding little faith into the online marketing tactics. According to Expedia, there was only 2 seats left on that flight as well.... Turns out the plane was empty.
As a repeat customer once I have been introduced to a product it is rare I will actually go back into a store to buy it when I have the option of same day delivery and I assume most others are the exact same.
I don't know about that Neutral, I have "never" ordered alcohol in my life unless it's because the liquor store is closed & I had to buy it illegaly. I don't order my weed either, but i travel a lot so it doesn't make sense to order weed in my case. But even if i was in one place or city all the time, i wouldn't order my weed like i used to from a friend etc illegally, I'd simply go to the dispansary & buy it. When Tinley is available in Canada, i will simply go to the dispensary & buy it when i want where it's available, the chances of me ordering anything
"ever" is slim to none, unless it's in another country & not available in my locaction.
The last thing i ordered online was a Tinley hat to my grandparents awhile ago, lol. Beverages are very much a impulsive driven purchase, if I'm not mistaken.
(Disclaimer: This is not Tinley's own display case, but rather part of the set-up at the Medicine Woman LBC dispensary)
I am only showing this as an example of what an impulsive driven purchase in a dispensary looks like. Consumers will feel a gravitational pull towards Tinley's products if displayed like this in every dispensary, which is asking a lot i suppose in regards to space some retailers are working with...