I was using sendoutcards for the service. But I since found other ways, or I should say my assistant found other ways. Now I just send her a text and say, make it happen.
What does It take for you to buy a client a gift?
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Bob Pruitt
Member
A holiday. New Years being the politically correct one.
Boxes of See's candy... 8 oz. to 4 lb. depending on how much work was referred, size of office and other factors.
Boxes of See's candy... 8 oz. to 4 lb. depending on how much work was referred, size of office and other factors.
Can you please put up a pie chart and a few graphs explaining your process?
Bob Pruitt
Member
no
Zee
Supportive Member
Here's your pie chart.
Mikey P
Administrator
I don't give billionaires gifts.
ronbeatty
Member
We have french maran chicken, so good customers get very fresh organic eggs. Omelets and french toast are the customers favorites I hear.
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
Don't know. I've never gotten there.
Mikey P
Administrator
hogjowl
Idiot™
It's getting late on MB
First base?
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
The point where I buy a client a gift.
Sierra Clean Care
Member
Homemade cookies, @ Christmas time.... done proper.... to all who spend 2500 or more every year..... it's gotten me a lot of business.... no one does homemade anymore.... people start to ask for them around October......
Mikey P
Administrator
Living The Dream
Member
Wayne Thompson
Member
5 dollar coffee cards for Starbucks, every job for property managers
darcie smith
Member
We take cupcakes/cookies/gift cards to a couple local companies who send us referrals, but I can't think of a time Scott ever bought a client a gift.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Not that he told you about.
