Cue Components under new ownership

[Cue Components]

Hi, I’m Dwight M., and I’ve had the privilege of taking over Cue Components from Joe Barringer. It’s been about six months, and we’ve been focused on launching a new website and ensuring our products are in stock and ready to ship. The journey has been exciting, and I’m thrilled with the progress so far.

As a lifelong pool enthusiast, it’s been an incredible experience working in this industry every day. One of our top priorities is improving customer service. We’re committed to offering a smoother, hassle-free experience for every customer. You can count on us to be responsive, helpful, and dedicated to solving any issues quickly—no more waiting around or unnecessary complications. We're here to make your experience as seamless as possible.

Looking ahead, we’re excited about growing Cue Components, offering more quality products, and building lasting relationships with our customers.

 

[Overdrive]

 

[Hard Knock Cues]

Hi, I’m Dwight M., and I’ve had the privilege of taking over Cue Components from Joe Barringer. It’s been about six months, and we’ve been focused on launching a new website and ensuring our products are in stock and ready to ship. The journey has been exciting, and I’m thrilled with the progress so far.

As a lifelong pool enthusiast, it’s been an incredible experience working in this industry every day. One of our top priorities is improving customer service. We’re committed to offering a smoother, hassle-free experience for every customer. You can count on us to be responsive, helpful, and dedicated to solving any issues quickly—no more waiting around or unnecessary complications. We're here to make your experience as seamless as possible.

Looking ahead, we’re excited about growing Cue Components, offering more quality products, and building lasting relationships with our customers.

How about your website address if updated/changed?

Are old/past customers in your new system?

 

[Cue Components]

It’s the same URL

Www.cuecomponents.com


Yes we have the date base for old customers but accounts will have to be signed up for again.

 

[j2pac]

It’s the same URL

Www.cuecomponents.com


Yes we have the date base for old customers but accounts will have to be signed up for again.

I mean this with all sincerity, and I wish you well...Change the name of your "new" company. Give it a fresh start.

 

[Hard Knock Cues]

I mean this with all sincerity, and I wish you well...Change the name of your "new" company. Give it a fresh start.

I went to the website and the only thing that changed is the look.

I too wish you well, but one of the main reasons I haven't purchased from CC {except for some cheap joint protectors on sale before you bought the business) is the arrogance and trash talking competitors in the descriptions. There's no need for that if the products are that good.
If you do take j2pac's suggestion to change the name let us know.

I hope you make the changes needed to improve everyone's experience purchasing from you. I'm sure I'll check in sometime and will probably make an order.

 

[jayman]

Hi, I’m Dwight M., and I’ve had the privilege of taking over Cue Components from Joe Barringer. It’s been about six months, and we’ve been focused on launching a new website and ensuring our products are in stock and ready to ship. The journey has been exciting, and I’m thrilled with the progress so far.

As a lifelong pool enthusiast, it’s been an incredible experience working in this industry every day. One of our top priorities is improving customer service. We’re committed to offering a smoother, hassle-free experience for every customer. You can count on us to be responsive, helpful, and dedicated to solving any issues quickly—no more waiting around or unnecessary complications. We're here to make your experience as seamless as possible.

Looking ahead, we’re excited about growing Cue Components, offering more quality products, and building lasting relationships with our customers.

Hi Dwight,

I'm curious, are you a friend or retaliative of Joe's? I hope you are willing to be up front here, But how or why did you become the successor of this particular company?

Thank you,
Jay

 

[Cue Components]

Hi Dwight,

I'm curious, are you a friend or retaliative of Joe's? I hope you are willing to be up front here, But how or why did you become the successor of this particular company?

Thank you,
Jay

Nope not a related or friend of Joe, I acquired the company from Joe.

 

[Cue Components]

I went to the website and the only thing that changed is the look.

I too wish you well, but one of the main reasons I haven't purchased from CC {except for some cheap joint protectors on sale before you bought the business) is the arrogance and trash talking competitors in the descriptions. There's no need for that if the products are that good.
If you do take j2pac's suggestion to change the name let us know.

I hope you make the changes needed to improve everyone's experience purchasing from you. I'm sure I'll check in sometime and will probably make an order.

Thank you so much. I agree with the trash talking part, we just update the site just now getting into changing the descriptions and the photos of the products.

We will consider changing the name of the company in the future. Not sure on that yet.

 

[Bishop]

Thank you so much. I agree with the trash talking part, we just update the site just now getting into changing the descriptions and the photos of the products.

We will consider changing the name of the company in the future. Not sure on that yet.

I would check your metrics on how your website ranks before considering any name changes. The last thing you want to do is kill your visibility via a massive overhaul unless you have an SEO guy working for you. Of course you'd have to weigh that against any perception that you're costing yourself with the current name.

I doubt keeping the name is that much of a determent.

 

[jayman]

Nope not a related or friend of Joe, I acquired the company from Joe.

Well, Around here that's a good thing! I Can now wish you best of luck!

 

[Cue Components]

I would check your metrics on how your website ranks before considering any name changes. The last thing you want to do is kill your visibility via a massive overhaul unless you have an SEO guy working for you. Of course you'd have to weigh that against any perception that you're costing yourself with the current name.

I doubt keeping the name is that much of a determent.

Thank you for the feedback, That is exactly the reason why I am hesitant to change the name.