ADVERTORIAL
Ladies accessories are the way forward…
Lucy Roe explains how Surprizeshop can help you maximise your sales, whilst keeping your ladies section happy, with minimal risk.
History We have been working in
the ladies golf market since 1997, and Surprizeshop was started as a result of listening to our customers’ needs during this time. We found that there was a huge gap in the ladies golf giſts market, so Surprizeshop was born and we have never looked back since! Ladies love to buy, however they also love to
give just as equally. Whether it is a Lady Captain’s Day, a girly golf weekend away, or a County competition… ladies love to buy giſts and prizes to celebrate these occasions. Gone are the days where a bottle of wine or a giſt voucher will suffice- ladies are always looking for the next best unique giſt to give. This is where Surprizeshop fits in so well. We take common golf products and put a feminine touch on them, and everyday useful items with a golf twist to them- which are usually very hard to find! Items start at just 99p (retail price), and the most
3 pairs of socks for just £5.25
expensive product is only £34.99 (retail price) so the whole range is extremely affordable. Originally Surprizeshop was set up as a B2C
company only, but due to organic growth and such high demand from trade customers wanting to stock our items, we expanded into B2B selling.
Pricing We want to give you the best margin possible;
the general rule is that you will receive 50% off of the retail price. We also have a ‘Lady Captains Range’, which is
designed so that Lady Captains can give a small, personal giſt to all of their lady members. As Lady
Why choose
Surprizeshop? • Good margin • Over 1,000 products to choose from
• A way of offering something to your lady members without a large financial outlay
All 6 pieces of luggage just £67
Captains are buying in such large numbers, we set the prices with an extremely low margin therefore on this range we would only be able to offer you 10% discount.
Products Our product range includes such things as
visors, score card holders, ball markers, luggage and much much more! We have created a selection of Trade Packs that
are made up of our best selling products. We have over 1,000 products to choose from, so we have made choosing slightly easier for you by putting these packs together. As well as being our most popular products, most packs also have added value in terms of FREE stock or FREE POS.
What our customers say “It is a real talking point in our shop. Surprizeshop products have become the regular prize and birthday giſt to our ladies golf market. The ladies love the fantastic range of products. Not only does it brighten up a corner with sparkly ball markers, scorecard holders, birthday cards etc, but adds turnover to the business and creates good margin to the sales.” Tom Eckford- Head Professional Ranfurly Castle Golf Club The Doug McClelland Superstore based at
Silvermere Golf Complex started stocking the Surprizeshop range in April 2014, and since then they have turned their original stock holding over 8 times. They describe Surprizeshop as “The perfect complement to our extensive clothing range” Surprizeshop products are not only low cost, but are also low risk due to how quickly the items sell through.
• Ladies will buy their prizes through you instead of going elsewhere
• Ease of re-ordering: send us your EPOS report and we will re-order for you
To enquire further about becoming a stockist then please contact Lucy Roeon 01442 219700or email
lucy@golf2golf.co.uk. Alternatively contact your local Sales Agent: South Thames- Jason Smith 01442 219700 North Thames-
Phil Nightingale 07802738185 South West- Jane Allerton 07980285909
North West and North East- Hilary Lewis 07831398901 Ireland- Donal McEvoy 00353872592252 Scotland- Sarah Eckford 07584066873
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