Pellet samples
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Keep the price slightly lower than the average cost of a full tin of any of the options included in the sample pack (or market average) , and it's a no brainer.
JTS seems to be on the rise. It'd be a smart business move to provide a sample package at a discount.
To quote Rick and Morty; "show me what you got."
Show me quality and consistency and you'll have a customer for life, unless you fall off.
JTS seems to be on the rise. It'd be a smart business move to provide a sample package at a discount.
To quote Rick and Morty; "show me what you got."
Show me quality and consistency and you'll have a customer for life, unless you fall off.
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I ordered 3 tins of JTS yesterday , 2 in 25.34g and 1 in 21g . Looking forward to doing some accuracy testing. A variety pack would be nice especially when owning several .22 pcps .
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Since you have a relationship with Pyramyd for sales I'd ask how well their JSB and H&N samplers sell.
I agree this is would be a good offering. But only one caliber per sampler pack - I don't think there would be much interest in a multi caliber sampler.
Also - keep the price under $20 for a specific caliber sampler. Maybe 30 or so of each caliber. Don't need 100 of each pellet for a sampler pack. And if the cost is more than a couple of tins to purchase I'd rather just buy a few tins around the weight range I'd be shooting.
I agree this is would be a good offering. But only one caliber per sampler pack - I don't think there would be much interest in a multi caliber sampler.
Also - keep the price under $20 for a specific caliber sampler. Maybe 30 or so of each caliber. Don't need 100 of each pellet for a sampler pack. And if the cost is more than a couple of tins to purchase I'd rather just buy a few tins around the weight range I'd be shooting.
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After reading all these posts i think the divided tin would be the most economical way to do this as dividers + shipping foam and packaging already exist .
Then again ! your packaging makes a tempting buy thinking something new and different .
Then again ! your packaging makes a tempting buy thinking something new and different .
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Keep the same price per pellet as the tins, please!
Yes, it can be a pain initially to make the samplers but you get lifetime customers since we like to stick with a known shooter.
Yes, it can be a pain initially to make the samplers but you get lifetime customers since we like to stick with a known shooter.
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I like the concept of mix and match - pick six, pick 12, or something. I agree it would be unappealing to buy pellets in calibers and weights that are unusable and/or impractical.
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I like the pellet sampler idea. The only thing that would really sweeten the deal... would be to include a Shylock with purchase 
Kidding aside, a caliber specific sampler would be nice. Anything from 50 to 100 count per pellet in the sample would work, with 4 to 6 various types of pellets per kit. If pricing could be kept in the $20 to $30 range, I think that'll be fair. That 9 count container box in the opening post is nice, maybe offer something similar but a 6 count?
Kidding aside, a caliber specific sampler would be nice. Anything from 50 to 100 count per pellet in the sample would work, with 4 to 6 various types of pellets per kit. If pricing could be kept in the $20 to $30 range, I think that'll be fair. That 9 count container box in the opening post is nice, maybe offer something similar but a 6 count?
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Good to see better packaging than tubes. Have read that others have received sample tube packages which opened up and pellets mixed during shipment. As someone new to PCP (thank you Customer Service at Pyramyd Air) and slugs I sure would like to systematically sample different offerings.
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