This is the tale of how the Trunk Tackle Party came to be.
In the heartland of oil country and land of the lunkers. At a little place called Buck Lake, Alberta. I was working away on the 2018 LunkerTrunk Season and future business plans. Part of that plan was to make some kind of fishing game to maintain interest and engagement during the off season in Nova Scotia along with other regions as we grow. I had already been building a "Candy Crush" like game to address this.
I posted an ad on two Facebook groups late one night before heading to bed. I requested that people who may be interested in working with LunkerTrunk out west contact me. The next day I woke up to 25 people requesting more information.
While speaking with everyone, I found out that 3 of the 25 had thought LunkerTrunk was some kind of "Tackle Party" they could host. Like a health product or tupperware. I thought it was a intriguing idea and continued speaking with everyone.
I started speaking more with Henry Dyck, from Saskwatchewan about the party concept. My interest was starting to grow but I did not want this to be a typical sales party with brochures and order forms. If I was gonna do it I wanted something different.
I started seeing a path and connecting the dots to came up with the idea for the Lunker Bounty Game. It would be a way for people to learn about LunkerTrunk not by reading a brochure, but by playing a game.
To be continued...
In the heartland of oil country and land of the lunkers. At a little place called Buck Lake, Alberta. I was working away on the 2018 LunkerTrunk Season and future business plans. Part of that plan was to make some kind of fishing game to maintain interest and engagement during the off season in Nova Scotia along with other regions as we grow. I had already been building a "Candy Crush" like game to address this.
I posted an ad on two Facebook groups late one night before heading to bed. I requested that people who may be interested in working with LunkerTrunk out west contact me. The next day I woke up to 25 people requesting more information.
While speaking with everyone, I found out that 3 of the 25 had thought LunkerTrunk was some kind of "Tackle Party" they could host. Like a health product or tupperware. I thought it was a intriguing idea and continued speaking with everyone.
I started speaking more with Henry Dyck, from Saskwatchewan about the party concept. My interest was starting to grow but I did not want this to be a typical sales party with brochures and order forms. If I was gonna do it I wanted something different.
I started seeing a path and connecting the dots to came up with the idea for the Lunker Bounty Game. It would be a way for people to learn about LunkerTrunk not by reading a brochure, but by playing a game.
To be continued...
