1. Loyalty Card
Advantages:
Loyalty cards are a fantastic way to
generate extra business and work well as a
simple marketing tool to spread the word
about your company.
The idea of loyalty cards is simple. When a
customer visits your shop and makes a
purchase, they get a stamp on their card.
Several returns and purchases later, they
can then redeem the card for a “reward” of
goods or services.

2. When seeking an extended
vehicle warranty for your car,
truck, or SUV, you have several
options. You can purchase the
plan offered by the car
dealership, or you can choose
a third party provider. You
might think that the plans
offered are the same, but
they're not. Many times, a
third party warranty provider
can offer you a better deal
than you would find at the
dealership. Here are five
advantages of buying your
extended warranty from a
warranty company versus an
vehicle dealership.

3. Customer
Service
Today's customers demand
they get what they paid for.
They compare and switch.
And the places that gain
(and keep) their business
are organizations that
anticipate their needs and
are fully prepared to deliver
the highest standards of
service.
Quality customer service is
the standard by which
customers measure your
performance. It is not a
competitive advantage, it is
THE competitive advantage!

4. Free
Installation
As well as being very quick and easy,
and therefore very cost effective, a
cable free installation reduces the risk
of lightning strikes and prevents others
on site from disconnecting your phone
line or turning your power off. You have
complete control over your own
equipment.
In the past many automated data
collection systems have relied upon
power and telephone connections, both
of which can be unreliable. It is not
uncommon for someone to come along
and unplug your phone line or switch
off your power. The wireless remote
monitoring solutions we have available
unsure installation is quick and easy and
that long term maintenance is kept to a
minimum.

5. Friendly
After-Sales
Service
High quality customer service is a
key way in which a business can
differentiate itself from another.
Morrisons’ customer service
strategy is simple: to provide the
best customer service by
developing the best-trained and
motivated colleagues within an
environment where the top large
supermarkets compete for market
share. Its specialist in-store
butchers, bakers and fishmongers
work on Morrisons’ Market Street
to ensure customers get a
personalised service from a trained
professional. By building high levels
of customer satisfaction, Morrisons
creates a significant competitive
advantage.