The Second Move [Video]

[faustianphantom]

By offering more flavors, you will expand your clientele. I would also suggest incorporating a variety of color schemes. They will catch the eye and persuade customers to purchase items that they may have overlooked before.

[There is a faint sound of agreement off screen. Ciel tilts his head, smirking self-confidentally.]

I have experience in this field. I hope you keep my suggestions in mind when you put your merchandise into production.

Thank you, Mister Phantomhive. Feel free to give us your input in the future.

[Farewells are said and a door closes. Ciel walks back into view and picks up a pen. The smirk is gone and, in its place, there is a look of steely determination. He writes something down and glances at the screen.]

What do you look for most in candy? Or toys for that matter? I am also considering offering clothing, though that might be a future endeavor.

Comments

[Voice]

[darkbaptist]

You're an impressive business man.

I cannot speak on candy or toys, but in clothing a prefer muted colors. Simple clothing, I must admit, but finely made. I prefer practicality over flourish.

[Voice]

[faustianphantom]

I have had significant experience in the field. [Mostly from watching his father do business, but shush. He has learned a lot in the past three or so years.]

So you prefer quality over a variety of hues. [He nods. That makes sense.] I think most citizens would agree with you. Buying clothes constantly would be a waste of money.

[Voice]

[darkbaptist]

Agreed. However, having a variety can also attract more customers. While I would hope most would lean towards modesty and practicality, many tend not to. This could, however, be to the benefit of the market.

[Voice]

[faustianphantom]

Every detail should be considered before marketing anything. [He knows that already.] Though it's best to start simple and appeal to specific interests before a line branches out.