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There are a few things that make an excellent medical dispensary. First, it should have a variety of products to choose from. This way, patients can find the right product for their needs.
Second, the dispensary should be clean and organized. This ensures that patients can find what they need quickly and easily. Finally, the staff should be knowledgeable and helpful. They should be able to answer any patients’ questions about their products.
Purple Noodle got some advice for those seeking weed in Denver:
These are just a few tips Ed Higgins, the owner of Purple Noodle Marketing, shares with first-time dispensary customers who consult him and his company for advice. He says some factors separate the excellent dispensaries from the bad.
I met with Higgins on a Sunday afternoon in Denver, Colorado, working at his client’s dispensary in Lakewood. While I chat with him, two men are helping themselves to sample bags of Cannabis through a glass wall that separates customers from employees. They’re trying out the Summer White, a “light and piney” strain of marijuana.
The dispensary carries about 15 strains ranging from $20 to $60 per eighth ounce. It’ll eventually carry up to 70 strains. An artist, creator, and author, Higgins believes some strains were destined to be created. But, of course, some aren’t as perfect as others.
Higgins talks deliberately. He is excited about the prospects for Denver’s medical Denver dispensaries–the changing American legal landscape, 28 states of legalization of recreational marijuana, and the rising demand for weed across the nation: all topics he can’t get enough of.
Higgins opened Purple Noodle Marketing in September 2019 after years on the road working on social and political marketing. For the first two years, he did everything: Web Design, Search Engine Optimization, Podcasting, etc. After starting as a freelancer on odesk and freelancer, he worked his way up.
He believes in starting everything from “seed to shelf,” stressing the importance of organic and local produce and seeds for customers who use Cannabis instead of pharmaceuticals. He says he even has homegrown vegetables at home, like kale and tomatoes, as added incentives for hard days’ work.
But when it comes to Cannabis, Higgins is a little more militant. He says he doesn’t abide by the “farm to table” model for his marijuana, which makes sense. Weed isn’t a vegetable or an apple: it’s illegal at the federal level, and Sullivan is looking to make a profit.
Like many of the dispensary owners in Denver, Higgins clients started as medical marijuana caregiver, someone who grew weed for other people’s medical needs out of compassion–these were patients they’d met throughout the industry. He says he had had enough one day and gave up the telecommunications and retail industry life, deciding to start his own business. So what advice would he give to someone looking to break into the dispensary marketing scene?
At this point, Denver sits at the top of the heap regarding per-capita dispensary businesses in Colorado. Denver County has more than five hundred operating dispensaries.
“That’s where many people are going wrong,” Sullivan says. “They say, ‘Oh, we want to be a neighborhood shop.’ But you can’t stay in business with that attitude.”
Higgins’s advice is evident throughout the industry. Denver may have seen an explosion of dispensary businesses over the past year. However, it’s still nothing compared to Oklahoma, New York, and Washington, which has one dispensary for every 35,000 people. Higgins is not the only Cannabis Marketer to have given up their safe career and decided to take on a new venture in the form of Cannabis Dispensary Marketing.
“I think dispensaries have been a blessing to the United States economy and our Mental Health,” he says, recounting stories of people with serious illnesses who can now purchase the pot they need without having to drive across the state for it. “10 years ago, four or five states were legal for medical. Now we have 28 states or more opening up to medical Cannabis. I think it’s awesome.” says Higgins with a grin, ear to ear.
A few key things make a medical dispensary stand out from the rest. First and foremost, an excellent medical dispensary will always have a knowledgeable and friendly staff. They should be able to answer any questions you have about the products they sell and help you find the perfect product for your needs.
In addition to having knowledgeable staff, and excellent medical dispensary will also offer a wide selection of high-quality products. They should carry products from multiple brands so that you can find exactly what you’re looking for. And, they should regularly update their inventory to ensure that they always have the latest and most excellent products available.
Finally, an excellent medical dispensary will offer competitive prices on its products. They should be willing to work with you to find the best possible price, and they should offer discounts or specials regularly. By following these guidelines, you can be sure that you’ll find one that meets all of your needs. Find one that offers all of these things, and you’ll be sure to have a positive experience.
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