Trader joes Chai tea concentrate and Gnarly by KATESYE

At a busy sampling event, I would focus on keeping the energy high while still making genuine connections. I would position myself where customers can see me, greet them with a smile, and make eye contact so they feel welcome. As they approach, I would offer the sample with a short, engaging line that sparks their interest without overwhelming them with information. To keep the flow smooth, I would have samples ready to hand out quickly and directly, making the interaction feel more personal. From there, I would pay attention to how the customer responds. If they are simply passing through for a quick taste, I would let them enjoy it and move on. If they pause or ask questions, I would take a moment to share a few key details that match their interest. When the pace slows, I would use the extra time to engage in a deeper conversation, asking about their preferences or offering suggestions. No matter the pace, I would end each interaction with a clear next step, such as pointing them toward the product, mentioning a special offer, or inviting them to stay connected. This way, every interaction leaves an impression and helps turn a quick taste into lasting interest.

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