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How to Sell Jewelry to the Next Generation of Consumers
Unique experiences and connections to brands are what millennials and Gen Z are looking for.

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Unique experiences and connections to brands are what millennials and Gen Z are looking for. One way for jewelers to provide a unique experience is to mention how their customers can protect their piece of jewelry. Jewelers Mutual Insurance Group makes it easy with several premium jeweler programs that support jewelry business owners in enhancing the overall customer experience.
Here are a few best practices for selling to the next generation of jewelry shoppers.
Be searchable
Follow up
Make connections
Keep in mind these generations have never lived in a world without the internet and social media. Therefore, they are experts at tuning out advertising that is constantly being pushed on them.
Instead, they respond to brands that are real and authentic.
Food for thought
- Can my customers interact with my website easily from their phone?
- Does my business have an active social media page?
- Am I offering a unique and authentic experience?
Plus, actively participating in a jeweler program offers you additional revenue potential!
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