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Equipment Boards => Lord Field => Topic started by: Jcasteel87 on April 04, 2013, 02:09:06 PM
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In my area, I can't even get them. That's the main reason I didn't sign on staff even though I was offered a contract. My distributor doesn't stock them and I have can't have my customers wait a week ordering direct from Lord Field.
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Here in Ky, It's not going to be the easiest because guys do want their bowling balls immediately. However, I have gotten 1 person to sign up, though. The good thing about here is that not a lot of people are throwing Lord Field. After people see you throw the equipment, show them the website. I take my tablet with me to most centers and connect to their wi-fi. That is the best way to sign people up.
Sonny Long
Lord Field Amateur Staff member
"Changing Bowling, One Bowler At a Time"
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This type of comment from a staffer makes me say rut-ro.
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Sounds like the tired old game of the big companies trying to quash the competition.
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This type of comment from a staffer makes me say rut-ro.
Ah Yeah...........NO COMMENT.........
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This type of comment from a staffer makes me say rut-ro.
If you have a legit game and a great attitude, you can promote the balls very successfully. When I bowl, I rarely show any emotion, none negative anyway and it makes an impact. I've had the equipment for 3 weeks and already have a lot of intrest in Lord Field. I'm looking foward to future releases and growing the Lord Field brand. Try a Lord Field ball, Impending Doom. I bet you will like it.
Sonny Long
Lord Field Amateur Staff member
"Changing Bowling, One Bowler At a Time"
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I bet I would too. However, I wouldn't like the wait time that the staffers are reporting in getting their equipment, seemingly can't get them from anyone else other than a staffer (As far as I can tell, no online shop has them, and am unaware of any staffer in the Chicagoland area.), and the motion I see out of them. Not saying it's a bad motion at all, but they all see a little too rolly off the spot.
Maybe I'm wrong. Wouldn't be the first time, won't be the last time. I just see no interest in my personal game to throw any, and not actually seeing any in person, so I can see the ball motion, and also, as far as I know, nobody in the video ball reviews business (I.E. Buddies, Britton, or bowlingball.com) has any videos to be able to compare motion. I know how Tony at bowlingball.com throws it, and can judge what the ball motion might be like. Heck, their video alone makes me want to try a Pyramid ball.
Have to use the tools that are available to you. Youtube is a great one. Get a couple of balls in respected video ball reviews hands, and you might have a shot at selling some more.
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No shops around my area is carrying lord field yet have got a couple of people willing to try them I tell them it will take a week but it will be worth the wait I also have made a deal with them if they didn't like the ball I will buy them back and redrill them for my kids doing what ever I can to get people using lord field equipment