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After project Thank you gifts
The way to get more referrals is to give your customers a gift. Not if and when they give you referrals—that’s too late. Give them a gift when you ASK them for the referrals. In fact, to put an “exclamation point” on the terrific job you just did for them, why not send them a gift that says THANK YOU, and simultaneously ask for referrals. This allows you to invoke the law of reciprocity, which states that if you give something to somebody, they will feel obligated to give you something back. How about some referrals!
What are you giving your customers by way of Thank you gifts which have stimulated referrals? |
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Some of our larger client's enjoy a "lighting ceremony"... where my Wife and I will show after dark with a bottle of vintage Veuve. We pop the cork, and take a tour of the property...
For others, who prefer less ceremony, I will install a very special fixture such as the 18K Goldeliter, or some other signature piece. The best deserve the best, and my client's fit that description.
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James Solecki INTEGRA ~ Bespoke Lighting Systems ® JSLDesign Inc. www.integralighting.com www.facebook.com/INTEGRA.Lighting Affiliations: IESNA, IALD, IDA, AOLP, LO, MBA |
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Great observation Pete. I've given gifts of appreciation in the past, but I've never looked at it from this perspective. Good point!
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Chris J, CLO (Chief Luminary Officer) Johnson Landscape Lighting, Inc. Member AOLP, CLVLT #0638 FL Lic#ES12000428, GA Lic#LVG105244 www.JohnsonLightingInc.com |
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OK here is the best gift you can offer!!
What you do is take a stunning picture of the home lit up. You imprint your name and the homeowners name such as The Jones Residence Outdoor Lighting By Pistol Pete Scalia You blow it up and have it printed on canvas and then have it put in a frame. It could cost you a hundred bucks or so but for the right job and the right homeowner this is a great gift to give. They will ahng it in their home or take it to their office but they will alwys put it in a place that can be viewed. We have done this in the past for clients that alowwed us to perform an Illuminations at their home or for homeowners who allowed us to perform training on their home. It always goes over well. Thats my secret of the day!! |
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Great Tip Joe.
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well and if you have someone who wants less ceremony you could always offer them the 24k gold Solid Brass Pulsar.
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Pretty Shnazzy.
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I just bought 5 cases of Blackstone Merlot wine to give to all my clients and suppliers. Been doing it for 40 years.
Sean C. |
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Now, how about doing that to a path light, something that can be seen and appreciated by the client as they walk past it day and night. My sites here would eat that bullet uplight up and it would never be appreciated.
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James Solecki INTEGRA ~ Bespoke Lighting Systems ® JSLDesign Inc. www.integralighting.com www.facebook.com/INTEGRA.Lighting Affiliations: IESNA, IALD, IDA, AOLP, LO, MBA |
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I thought about using a pathlight James but fact is gold plated or not once that bird sits and takes a huge dump on it becomes just a pathlight with a crap on it!
LOL Honestly we are doing this just for fun. We are thinking about a new display for our factory and we would like to have a gold plated version of every fixture we carry a patent on. We would do this just for fun. But if someone wanted it and wanted to pay for it I will gold plate whatever you want. |
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