~Talking With Customers ~ How to practice with Roleplaying.
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2021
- When starting to direct retail your products interacting with customers can be a challenging task for some to do!
One of the things we recommend is interactive role-playing with a partner to sharpen these skills.
This is an excerpt from our marketing school held in September 2021 where Laura Green (marketing director of J&L Green Farm) demonstrates the technique.
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This gentleman is the best role play participant ever.
I would have to agree, he did well!
Thank you, thank you 😂
@@PorkRhyne Great job sir!
I’ve watched several videos with Joel Salatin talking about the meat quality of pasture raised pigs, but I don’t remember him ever putting it into perspective like she did when comparing Costco Boston butts to a pasture raised Boston butt. I don’t know what video I watched first with Joel explaining the benefits of pasture raised livestock, but ever since about 1-1/2 years ago, at the beginning of the pandemic, I discovered what I want to do when I retire from the Air Force in 3 years. I’ve always been passionate about great tasting food and had thought about starting a restaurant, but I didn’t want to be slaving over a stove all day and also the question would come up of where to find good quality food to start with. Ever since I was a boy, I’ve been interested in growing vegetables or raising animals for meat. While pondering what I plan to do career wise after leaving the military, I decided that instead of trying to cook food, raised by a commercial farmer, and try to provide great tasting food that way, I would get closer to the root of the problem and focus on raising animals that are a higher quality end product. Another thing she pointed out that caught my attention, raising animals in an environment they would naturally be living in if we weren’t handling them. I’ve always been of the mindset that God put animals on the earth for us to enjoy and not put in confinement housing, away from the sunlight and fresh air, to raise for meat. Obviously, God’s design and plan is much better for the animal and us…and makes a tastier piece of meat. 😋
I will never learn enough.
Thanks!
You bet!
Genetics plays a big roll in meat texture and flavor. She briefly mentioned the animals breeding.
I grow the happiest pigs in the land with plenty of space to play and delicious acorns from the trees to eat they are delicious...next customer please
If only it was that easy every time... ;)
@@FarmBuilder yeah seems like the more they talk the less likely they are to buy we call them tire kickers
@@buck187uga 🔥🐷🔥
“Tire kickers” I like that phrase 🤣🤣🤣
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