Retaining Loyal Customers

I don’t really have a store that I favor, and going in all the time. The only store I go into is my job. I work at Levi’s, so it’s a bit different for me, because I’m not a big time shopper. At work, since I do stock, I have to rearrange walls, and change where jeans are at, not for customer ease, but more for what we have in the back room and what jean is almost sold out. I don’t work for what the customer wants; I work for making room on the sales floor for the jeans to sell. And selling Levi jeans isn’t hard, they sell themselves. We don’t get many complaints from customers about where jeans are placed, because since we are in an outlet mall, we get tourist that will only be here once and never again. Our store is more of a destination for tourist when they come to Las Vegas. They come specifically to find a certain pair or pairs of jeans. I’m only allowed to wear Levi jeans at work, so I get my jeans from my job as well. I like Levi jeans, so it doesn’t bother me that I can only wear them at work. I wear them everywhere because they are the only jeans I have.