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Sunbit Mentioned as 1 of 5 Ways to Enhance Customer Experiences
The Chief Operating Officer of Eye Doctor’s Optical Outlets, Robert Mursuli, was featured in Eyecare Business recently and includes Sunbit as one of 5 ways to enhance customer experiences to meet the demands of COVID-19.
As eyewear stores reopen and attempt to make up for lost time, Eye Doctor’s Optical Outlets relies on financing through Sunbit even more: “The benefits are enormous for both our customers and our business. Since the pandemic, our reliance on Sunbit has drastically improved our sales. With Sunbit, about 90% of our customers are approved and the 30-second application does not ding their credit.”
Read the full article in Eyecare Business at this link.
Robert Mursuli is the COO at Eye Doctor’s Optical Outlets in Florida.
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