Introducing: Joe Fresh, Mr. Joe Mimran’s first stand-alone store in Toronto

5 thoughts on “Introducing: Joe Fresh, Mr. Joe Mimran’s first stand-alone store in Toronto”

1. The Lakeshore location is far from huge. I don’t know if the writer has ever been, but given TL’s recent review of Toronto’s “top 5 Korean restaurants”, I’m pretty sure that doing research before writing is about as uncool at Toronto Life as Joe Fresh opening a store at uber hip Queen and Portland.

2. There is a stand alone Joe at Victoria Park Ave & St. Clair Ave. East – has been there for some time now. Anyone venture past Yonge Street in this city?

3. The new store is great but I still find it easier to zip down Jarvis rather than schlep over to Spadina. Parking is better too.

4. I believe that there is already a stand-alone Joe Fresh store at Eglinton Avenue, corner of Victoria Park.

5. Hi,

   I’ve been a Joe Fresh FAN customers since the beginning & have been very frustrated with there designs of late.
   Using skinny model, forgetting their vision of selling to normal 30 years old woman who do not want to shop in retail malls . If wanted design clothes i would go shop at H&M….but have no time to do so…

   How To Achieve More Sales and Repeat Customers

   When customers are satisfied with the products you sell and happy with the kind of service you provide, it certainly follows that they will come back for more, and your sales will definitely increase. Repeat customers are also good referrals for you. Word of mouth does go a long way and your business will benefit greatly from it. Focusing your attention more on what the customer wants rather than how much sales you expect to benefit from a transaction is a factor well worth considering. By getting into your customer’s mind, you will understand what it is exactly that he is looking for, and you can fill that need, which goes to say that you are building up your sales even when you are thinking of your customer first.

   Here are some suggestions on attracting clients, keeping them, and keeping your sales up.

   Your products must possess a standard of quality and BASIC REPEATS that will attract and keep your customers satisfied and coming back for more. Again, it is important to consider the needs of your client first and foremost. Try to sell what they want with good fits they can rely on to buy rather than having to push them to purchase what you want to sell. Understanding your customer’s needs is a key element in not only retaining your clients but increasing your profits as well.

   It is normal to be very concerned about how much profits we are making and how our business is flourishing, but it is equally important to take good care of our clients as well. Without them, there would really be no business to speak of. Some people come up with really good products at the start, impressing their clients, so much so that these customers do come back for more. All of a sudden, products and services are not as good as the first time. Maintain your standard of quality & FITS at all times. Now i buy at discount $20.00 when before i used to buy for 100$ week. Don’t be a one shot deal kind of brand. You will lose greatly if your valued and loyal customers lose their interest in you, so keep them coming back, trusting that you will always give them the best, anytime, every time!

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