My new customer appreciation gifts

[Joe Unni]

Typically, I send my customers a hand written note thanking them for their business, 2 or 3 weeks after the final balance has been paid. For my biggest spenders I've begun sending these out along with the note.

Just wanted to share.

Thanks for looking,
-joe

(Walnut, paduak, Arm-r-seal, wax)

[Chris Barton]

What a great idea! Well done Joe!

[Martin Shupe]

Very classy, Joe. I'll bet they don't forget you when a friend asks "who made that?"

[Steve Clardy]

Hey those are nice!!

[Gail O'Rourke]

Excellent idea and marketing technigue. Thumbs up.

[John Miliunas]

Neat idea, Joe! I'm willing to bet repeat business from those little "thank you's" but, only time will tell! :rolleyes: :o :D :cool:

[Ken Fitzgerald]

You can bet that with good work and a classy rememberance..........You'll get a lot of repeat business and a lot of referrals!

[Frank Pellow]

Very nice. I know that I would feel appreciated, were I one of your customers who received one of these.

[scott kinninger]

That is a GREAT idea! What better way to show that "no job is too big or too small" and that you take pride in ALL of your work. I would bet that this little item will pay for itself exponentially.

[Jerry Olexa]

Very professional and classy. You should get many repeats because of that...

[Joe Unni]

Thanks everyone for your kind words. This was actually the first one out. Only time will tell if it generates any referals.

Thanks again,
-joe

[Rob Millard]

Joe,
Nice work. I’m sure they will appreciate it.
I have sent big dollar customers gifts at Christmas, and the PR effect has been worth the effort.
Rob Millard

[Michael Adelong]

Joe,

You should get a second, smaller branding iron so you can put your address and phone number on the bottom.

As guests visit the home of people you worked with, the owners will probably hand them the clock to show them their woodworker's really cool, custom, "business card". If your number is on it, they may ake a moment to write it down.

Michael