“Are You Alienating, Frustrating, or Scaring Your Customers with Ill-Timed Communications?”

Do you have a database and the ability to customize communications with your customers?

The ability to communicate with your customers one-on-one, based on their stated preferences and buying patterns, is one of your most valuable business assets - but it's not without its dangers.

Sending a message – even the right message – at the wrong time can alienate your customers. If you haven’t thought about timing, it’s possible you’re making some serious mistakes. A common pitfall is to communicate when it’s cheapest and most convenient, rather than when the message is most likely to be well-received by your customers. That’s why the LoyalTec team has put together a White Paper on the proper and improper timing of communication with customers.

The White Paper explains:

  • the three “litmus test” questions to ask to determine if a message is well-timed

  • the four most serious consequences of badly-timed messages, and how to recognize them

  • how to avoid being a “Coupon Tease”

  • the four strategic steps to assuring good timing

Download the White Paper to learn how to build loyal customers by sending the right message at the right time.

With your full address, we' ll also send you a 90-minute audiotape of an interview with Dave Williams about loyalty marketing.

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