Retail

Element 7’s Secret to Retailing Success: Curated Choices for Customers

Robert DiVito, CEO of California’s Element 7, believes less is more in retailing. Spread across Northern California and its Central Valley, Element 7 focuses on a tightly-curated cannabis inventory to drive revenue — offering heavy hitters at robust values.

“This is the model we have built at Element 7: Our buying team curates the best selection of products from craft and mainstream companies. We only carry around 350-400 products in each store which then ensures the products are always fresh and easy to see on the shelf,” said DiVito. “There is no bill-shock at Element 7 – the prices on the shelf are the prices out the door which is important in today’s changing market and economy.”

The company expanded its retail operations into Southern California this week, opening a twelfth Element 7 in Chula Vista, CA — the nation’s 7th fastest growing city. The grand opening saw over a thousand visitors from Chula Vista and nearby San Diego for two days of entertainment, food and demonstrations from some of the biggest and hottest brands in the industry including West Coast Cure, Raw Garden, Space Coyote, STIIIZY, Jeeter, Moxie, Gelato, Kurvana, HotBox and Humo.

The customer-friendly design of Element 7 in Chula Vista is in keeping with the chain’s uncluttered and fairly priced approach to retail. PHOTO COURTESY ELEMENT 7

Removing the guesswork
The new store is managed by Element 7’s expanding retail team and features selected brands and products from California’s best cultivators and manufacturers, with a mission of delivering “Big brands at low prices.”

“It’s really nice to have a store in Chula Vista where you can see what you are buying, aren’t overwhelmed by choice, and what you see, is what you pay.” said Michael West, who was among the store’s first guests. “I want the dispensary to take out some of the guesswork and at least curate a menu that reduces the options down to a selection of the best products which is what Element 7 does.”

DiVito said the successful launch of Element 7 in Southern California has been personally rewarding: “The support and feedback we have had from customers has been overwhelming – they love the store vibe, our great customer service and the all-inclusive pricing structure.”

 

 

Brad Cheng

Brad Cheng is the digital editor of Global Cannabis Times, produced by SmartWork Media. Brad's journalism career spans working as an editor for PR Newswire, The Nation and The Santa Barbara News Press, and as Managing Editor of The Katy Courier, and publisher of Now This in Princeton. His career as a screenwriter took him into entertainment advertising, writing major film campaigns for studios and for HBO.

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