Service Monster Holiday Cards

[Brian R]

Anyone doing this? I will as soon as I can get the info on it.

 

[Mikey P]

I think I'll go for it.



But I want the xmas/newyears week off.

 

[-JB-]

:roll:

 

[Brian R]

It said something about being automatic. They should get back to me tomorrow.

My whole list would be expensive as hell with their prices so maybe they will cut a deal?

 

[-JB-]

i do those in house.

 

[Al]

It would cost us a bunch for the whole list too, they look good though. I'll have to see if Brian gets us a deal? 8)

 

[Brian R]

I'll work on it.

 

[hogjowl]

I'm not doing it THIS YEAR. If all the reminders and thank you cards really help me retain customers, and thus grow my biz, I may fall for it next year.

I'm going one step at a time right now.

 

[Jimmy L]

I make my wife do the "Seasonal cards"

You do know there are people who don't acknowledge XMAS don't you?


You see my handwriting sucks and her's is so pretty.

 

[-JB-]

How long does it take her to do all twelve?

 

[Brian R]

I just received some samples today from another company. I don't know if they ship or not or if they personalize or not...I'll look into that too.

 

[daniel@procarpet]

Holliday cards are a waste of time imo. I mean after the first 20 arrive you say to yourself "oh another card." Your card will be lost in the stack of other cards. I think it would be better to send out a fall special card. Then the customer can him and haw over getting their carpet cleaned for a few weeks before the hollidays do come.

 

[Brian R]

Holiday cards mean a lot to customers...it's just another gesture that keeps you in their good graces and on their mind.


What do you think Wayne?

 

[Wayne Miller]

I agree, Brian. This is a people business, it's about relationships. Christmas cards help solidify those relationships. We've sent Christmas cards, baby announcements, newsletters with personal tidbits and they always generated thank you's. Customers will take a personal interest in your and your family when they sense your interest in them.

http://pdqmarketing.com/mc/xmas.htm

 

[Brian R]

Wayne is that you and your family in those pics?

You look like a young Vincent Price.

 

[GCP]

I agree, Brian. This is a people business, it's about relationships. Christmas cards help solidify those relationships. We've sent Christmas cards, baby announcements, newsletters with personal tidbits and they always generated thank you's. Customers will take a personal interest in your and your family when they sense your interest in them.

http://pdqmarketing.com/mc/xmas.htm

Exactly. Building good relationships with customers is what's important.