• According to the Harvard Business Review, acquiring a new customer costs 6-7 times more than retaining an existing one.
• An average company loses 50 % of its customers every 5 years.
• A 5 % increase in customer retention yields an average of 20-80% profit.
• 9 out of 10 people say that they look forward to receiving a greeting card in the mail.  Who wouldn’t?  After all, all we ever receive are bills right? Add a gift for extra thought.
• Wealthy car salesman, Joe Girard (Guiness Book of World Records holder for “World’s Greatest Retail Salesman” for 12 consecutive years) had an effective marketing strategy.  He sent one greeting card per month to each of his clients (more than 13,000 per month!).  He required 3 full time staff in order to do this. He had customers line up at his door as a result of this strategy.  You could do it yourself in just minutes per month.
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Old marketing strategies aren’t working for you?

• When was the last time you heard “Hey Sue, I loved that email you sent me so much that I show it to everyone”?
• How much did your last brochure cost?
• 95% of customers will purchase from a competitor on an impulse ….. why? They simply forget about you.
• We seem to have lost that personal touch in establishing client loyalty. Your job is to make your client feel appreciated and that their business is wanted as well as valued.
• Most people need to see someone at least 7 times before they are able to recall them.
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No time to get to the store for cards/stamps/gifts or compose many cards at the same time?

• Everything done from your own computer, anytime day or night.....in a matter of minutes.
• Auto reminders of important upcoming dates.
• Compose campaigns.  Send the same card to all of your clients in 5 minutes or less.
• Compose now then click to send your card anytime in the future.
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 Looking for some extra income?

• In 2007, the greeting card industry in the U.S. was worth $7.5 billion dollars (based on the average home sending 30 cards per year).  Want some of that?