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Pull Up Samplecase vs. Glasses Case – full attention for your customer

Pull Up Samplecase vs. traditional glasses case – never lose connection to your customers

After we talked about the WOW effect in the last blog post, today it's about another decisive advantage of the Pull Up Samplecase: It gives you time and full attention for what really matters – your customers.

The problem with conventional glasses cases

Anyone who has ever worked with a classic glasses case knows the scenario:
Cassettes have to be opened, trays unfolded, folded back again. Each time you have to bend down, take out the trays, put them back – and meanwhile your customer waits.

This not only costs valuable minutes but also completely distracts you.
Instead of looking at the customer and reading their body language, you are busy with your case. The connection breaks – and with it perhaps the moment when they had already internally said "Yes."

Pull Up Samplecase: The difference lies in the presentation

With the Pull Up Samplecase, it's different.
No loud buttons, no annoying unfolding. The glasses are already perfectly presented as soon as the case is opened. Everything is at eye level – no bending, no searching.

You immediately have the complete overview and can fully focus on your customer from the first to the last second.

The moment that counts

This becomes especially important when a customer says: "Please show me that one pair of glasses from earlier again."
With the classic case, the big search begins. With the Pull Up, one grab is enough – and the desired frame is immediately visible.

Never lose touch with the customer again

It is often the small moments that make the difference: a smile, a glance, a brief gesture. With the Pull Up Samplecase, you haven't missed anything.

Because while others are still bending down and searching, you are already one step ahead:
Present, Enthrall, Sell – with full attention to the person in front of you.

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