accesso Technology Group
accesso® hired Operation: Pineapple to implement the eaSel™ S3 tablet solution in order to maximize revenue of THE FLASH Pass front of the line product at its Six Flags parks. Results from the trial were extremely positive, with 99% of our Guests who interacted with the eaSel tablet making a purchase and over 90% of them stating that the tablet directly affected their decision on the level of service that would best suit their needs…We look forward to continuing a successful partnership with the Operation Pineapple Team!
Congo River Golf
Operation Pineapple has helped us create exciting new packages for our guests. We now approach our guest interaction in a more positive way by connecting with them on a personal level. The enhancement of our signage has increased the guest awareness of the other items we have for them to experience.
The Brevard Zoo
They conducted thorough research on all that we currently offered to our guests and how we sold it to them, and then came back with a comprehensive report identifying how to package our products better and even add more packages, in order to provide the best customer service and zoo experience for our guests. Their outsider perspective was exactly what we needed!
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Operation: Pineapple provided insight into proven sales strategies and enthusiastically taught our team how to apply them to our specific use cases. Operation: Pineapple was a pleasure to work with.
Jungle Island Miami
Almost immediately, we experienced growth in our park’s front gate revenue and per capita spend. Operation: Pineapple knows how to get the job done with proven strategies and techniques focused on increasing revenue.
The Museum of Science and Industry Chicago
The training and support from Operation Pineapple was more than promised. Based on using the Operation: Pineapple methods, MSI was able to increase sales by more than $55,000 in the first month.
All I can say is, Wow!”
Buy In — How to Influence Performance and Drive Success
Action comes about if and only if we find a discrepancy between what we are experiencing and what we want to experience. – Phillip J. Runkel, Professor of Psychology and Education, University of Oregon What’s in it for me? In today’s society that is the question many people (including our employees) ask themselves when they are asked to do something…especially if it is something new or different from what they are used to. Whenever we teach the tenants of Operation: Pineapple’s Five Star Sales program we work to determine the most effective way to achieve “buy-in” with the team; that is the key to success. This could mean creating a […]Read More »