What was the shift? From $590 in sales to $22,000 the next month

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Get More Product Sales

Andrea Thomas

4 episodes

6 days ago

The only mom + ecom podcast dedicated to giving quick actionable advice to sell more of your products easily as I peel back the layers through deep dive interviews and trainings to help you change more lives by selling your products. Inside this podcast you'll find interviews, 5 minute trainings and other delectable treats for your earbuds as we dive into how get more product sales, get more visible and have to create the raving fans who'll purchase from you again and again.

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What was the shift? From $590 in sales to $22,000 the next month

Get More Product Sales

33 minutes 33 seconds

5 years ago

What was the shift? From $590 in sales to $22,000 the next month

Today I'm talking with Tami Lange of Save The Girls getting the inside of how she went from $590 in sales to $22,000 in sales the next month. She took a risk by starting a second career when a new product idea came to mind and she had to bring it to life. Join us as we talk about shifts, strategies and ways to increase your own product sales.

Learn More: Save The Girls

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About Save The Girls:
Save the Girls Touch Screen Purses was founded out of an incredible need. After the founders two daughters broke/lost their iPhones the same week with one being washed in the washing machine and the other lost on a hike. She complained to her sister-in-law who responded “Well I don’t loose my phone,” as she pulled it from her bra. Shocked, the founder exclaimed “But you have breast cancer right where you just pulled your phone from!” She went to work right away creating her brand of touch screen purses and branding the bags “Save the Girls” as a nod to her sister in law, but also as a truthful statement of keeping women/girls phone safe and secure while in a stylish purse. Sales grew quickly bringing 1.1 million in sales in the first year.

Save the Girls products feature a one size fit all pocket, with a clear screen, for the cell phone to rest in. Learn more with the link above