When Brad Fallon bought out Andy Jenkins 6 weeks ago, he said we might not recognize StomperNet the next time it opened.

In this case, it’s kind of like not recognizing the butterfly after it has emerged.

Fact is, they’re reopening a bigger, better StomperNet at one-quarter of the price. What else do you need to know?

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It may be just what you need to put your gift basket over the top this holiday season!

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Here is what I would do: add a blog to your site, and post these startign on January 1st, so that you increase your traffic for Valentine’s day. I would give the articles a new title, and add an introduction or a summary. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

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1.  Surprise Them With a Holiday Discount
You really don’t expect to find products at their cheapest when the demand for them is the highest.  Sure, after the holidays are over, the discount sales soar.  That’s when you expect the “steal of a deal.”  Surprise your customers with a truely discounted product right in the middle of the holiday season.  That’ll get their attention!

2.  Combine Products For A Special Deal
Two are better than one!  At least we feel like we’re getting a deal when we buy a combination package… and we usually are getting a better buy for our buck.  Find some products you can group together and sell at a better price.  You’ll double your sales and spike your profits in the process.

3.  Give A Freebie
Let’s face it… nothing in life is free, unless there’s a reason behind it.  Yeah, customers scoop up freebies like ice cream and cake, but you’re setting yourself up for future business when they walk out your doors with a smile on their face.

4.  Speedy Delivery
Impatience is par for the course these days.  Hey, we can get online and find anything we want in a few minutes… whey wait forever to get it?  The quicker you can get your product to your customer, the happier they will be.  It’s as plain and simple as that.

5.  Put Off The Payment
Procrastination is highly appealling to customers who are short on cash around the holidays.  Give them the option of using a credit card, or making delayed payments on your product… and you’ve invited an entirely new class of people into your realm.

6.  Advertise
What good does it do to have the best buy in town if nobody knows about it?  Get the word out!  Send out postcards, advertise it across the top of your Web page… do whatever it takes to let the world know that you’re making an offer too good to pass up.

Everybody loves a special deal.  A special deal around the holidays, is like an extra goody in their stocking.  Treat ‘em, and they’ll love you for it!

1. Meet Expectations. Although the adage, “It’s better to give than to receive,” is a sentimental favorite, those with whom you do business expect to be remembered during the holidays. Holiday greeting cards help smooth your business relationships during the rest of the year by meeting expectations during the Christmas season.

2. Improve Customer Relations. Whether you have a business-to-business enterprise, provide a professional service, or own a retail store, chances are that your success is built upon maintaining relationships with your customers and clients. Christmas cards show your customers and clients that you appreciate their business, and that you want to share the spirit of the season.

3. Cost Effective. Perhaps you already buy holiday gifts and remembrances for your best customers or clients, but business holiday cards allow you to reach many more people for relatively little money. You can purchase personalized business holiday cards for as little as $1.40 each, including options to select among many different styles and verses, several colors of ink, and imprinted envelopes. This is an excellent investment in your business.

4. Excellent Return on Investment. Chances are, you and your company receive business Christmas cards from your vendors and suppliers. So, you understand the warm feelings that arise when you read their holiday cards, and you probably experience a “carryover” positive impression when you do your purchasing in the New Year. If you doubt that business holiday cards generate an excellent return on investment, ask yourself this: All other things being equal, which company would you choose to do business with – the company that sent you a holiday card every year or the company that only contacted you when it was time to reorder or collect payment?

5. Limitless Choices. With the rise of Internet and ecommerce, companies have an unprecedented opportunity to select business Christmas cards that reflect their company’s image and values. The best online sources for business holiday cards have a wide variety of high quality card designs. In addition, the best online greeting card companies offer a free choice of verse, free coordinated foil-lined envelopes, free samples of Christmas cards, and a multitude of choices for personalization.

In today’s business world, you need to take advantage of every opportunity to differentiate your company from your competition. Sending business Christmas cards is a small gesture than can mean improved customer relationships and an excellent return on investment. You really can’t afford not to send holiday cards to your customers, clients, and associates.

We all know it and dread it: those people who procrastinate and call desperately on Christmas eve (well, some call a few days ahead of time, but still not giving you enough time).

With the economy so unstable at this time, many have probably decided to skip holiday gifts this year (sad, but very true). But as the holidays approach, they may change their mind and/or realize that it was a mistake, and pick up the phone at the last minute.

You can prepare for these last minute shoppers if you start now. Here are  three ways you can get ready:

1. Make sure you have holiday ribbon and stand alone gifts: these are the easiest to deal with at the last minute. Any gift can be spruced up with some ribbon and made perfect for Holiday gifts.
2. Sign up with a drop shipping company, and find out what they can offer at the last minute. Most drop shippers have the resources to fill in orders up to the last minute.
3. Create some gift certificates that can be printed from email for those that wait so late nothing else can be done. If you have an email list you can actually promote this the week before the holidays, and get some more sales in.

Above all, don’t forget to take time off and enjoy family and friends during  the holidays: you work hard all year long, and deserve a break. I wish you lots of timely sales, and a happy holiday season!