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Gail Lavielle Quotes
«It's all part of our strategy of ... taking a much more aggressive approach to the holidays on all levels.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«Price, price, price. We're looking at value instead of price and trying to offer good value to a broader range of people coming into stores.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«We were pleased with what happened yesterday in terms of sales and think the approach that we took in being aggressive on all levels was appropriate.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«We were pleased. We thought people did come to us first.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«We were very pleased. We opened early, and people came to us first.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«We are seeing nice traffic up to the last minute. We think (the holiday season) is going right down to the wire.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«Overall, things are changing. We have to be relevant to a broad range of customers. Price is important, but we are also concerned with value. Value is not just price. It is assortment and convenience.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«We hope if we take care of our customers by giving them the best value in the marketplace, they will continue to come to us as a primary destination. We don't think they will be disappointed.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«This [holiday] season is coming in a year that's been difficult for a lot of people. We wanted to do something that would be perceived as sensational.»
Author: Gail Lavielle
«We're hoping to help a segment that's already shopping at our stores but wasn't necessarily finding what was essential to them.»
Author: Gail Lavielle