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dantheman Newbie

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When we send out recommendation emails and postcards, there is $10.00 rewards discount for spending over $100 and $15.00 for over $150.00. Follow up, recommendations, booking the next service,making follow up calls, are all great ways to keep a constant flow of customers coming thru your bays.

Do you use a company or do you do all the postcards yourself?

 

Thanks folks. I am going to offer the free rotate for just the reasons Xrac mentioned. And I am considering the rewards, just not sure what to offer. Joe do you offer discounts to return for recommendations, dollars off, percentage off? I am into our "slow" season here and am hoping to ramp up sales. Just today got set up with a postage meter to make it easier to do the mailers and post cards. I admit I been slacking with my follow ups and mail outs. Anyways thanks for the input and if anything else comes to mind let me know! THANKS!!

We just signed up with customer link to do our emailing and post cards. they have a pretty good program I think. Going to be able to evaluate a lot better after 2-3 months (about a month and a half in right now)

Have you considered signing up with them or someone similar?

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dantheman Newbie

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We use MechanicNet. The people are great and very helpful. Just make sure that your colors and logo are on all post cards and emails. You always want to brand your company over and over again. Brand awareness is perhaps more important than the offering on the card or email.

Got caught up with things and just making it back to the forums. Plan on sticking around a bit more often now - thanks for your response. Yup. We were using customer link but weren't really seeing a ROI from post cards. I feel people get blinded just like with email. Need a new form of marketing. Text message is where it's at I think, but getting the initial opt in seems to be a hurdle unfortunately.

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