<HTML>So they bought my services in the past, but will they buy it tomorrow?
In the past few years I have learned that the ability to build a relationship with people who buy my services is more critical than ever. It goes beyond getting a superior detail on the their vehicle.
I figure I want customers to know as much me and my services as they possibly can. And I always want them to keep Superior Shine fresh in their minds. If I can do this, I would hope my customers are going to be much more likely to do business with me again, even if a competitor is offering the same product or service at the same price.
What are some was your "keeping in touch"?
Newleters, thank you notes, birthday cards?????
What has worked best?</HTML>
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