Foot traffic beats a path to Bi-Rite Appliances in the middle of town

Bi-Rite Home Appliances Goulburn owner Kim Gann receives a certificate of appreciation for her support and exceptional retailing services for the Goulburn Monopoly board game. Also pictured from left are Southern Tablelands Community Foundation President Dick Kearins, patron Warren Brown and Treasurer Bob Kirk.

In one of the prime retailing spots in Goulburn, Bi-Rite Home Appliances, the Goulburn Monopoly board games sold quickly.

Owner Kim Gann said with a good selection of products and proximity to a chemist and optometrist there was plenty of constant foot traffic passing her front window, which helped generate sales.

Bendigo Bank, another busy hub for people opposite the shop, referred many of its customers to Bi-Rite when they came looking for the popular board game.

Word-of-mouth recommendations, collectors of Monopoly, long-time Goulburn residents and people in search for a gift for their family were also key drivers of the sales success.

Elsewhere in the Auburn Street store opposite Belmore Park a wall is fast running out of space for certificates of appreciation, such is the strong support from Bi-Rite for our community.

Among annual donations it makes are to 65 Roses for Cystic Fibrosis, Make-A-Wish Australia and the North Goulburn Fireworks. Many other groups receive the generosity of the Goulburn retailer, which has four full-time staff and has been trading for 17 years.

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