Showing posts with label customer input. Show all posts
Showing posts with label customer input. Show all posts
Thursday, December 16, 2010
3 Words
Last week I sent an email to friends, clients and colleagues asking for 3 words describing the Rose of Sharon. With the responses I created this word cloud.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Requests, Please
What do you, my readers, want to see in this blog?
--Educational stuff; 'how to' guides
--Information about us; get to know the personal side of Rose of Sharon
--Information about flowers; specific care tips; what you can expect from different flowers, designs, etc
--Stuff about weddings; planning tips; wedding realities
--What we've been up to
--Product information
-- Something else entirely? PLEASE leave your comments!
Monday, April 12, 2010
Five Things You Want Most From Your Florist
When I started this business 12 years ago, I knew one thing for sure: I didn't want to be a traditional florist. To me that meant carrying items like balloons and stuffed animals, having a set schedule, stocking a cooler full of flowers and trying to sell them before they expired, and most of all relying on daily deliveries as my main source of income. I wanted to focus on events--specifically on weddings.
Over the years, I've stayed pretty true to that vision. I work by appointment; I stock flowers based on orders placed; I don't have any gift items for sales or any balloons; and my main source of income is from weddings and other events.
It hasn't been easy to do this. I constantly worry that I'm not offering what my customers want. I wonder if I should market more for small delivery orders. I struggle to stay true to my vision.
So I decided to ask you, my readers, clients, friends: What do YOU want from a florist? I thought about setting up a poll, and then decided that I'd rather hear directly from you. So, if you don't mind, and if you would be so kind, please comment and let me know...
What do you (personally) want to see from your very favorite florist?
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