Are you giving holiday gifts to clients this year? Are you spending as much as last year? Have you come up with a great alternative to express your appreciation/gratitude?
If you don't receive a gift from a vendor that has done so historically, how do you feel? Does it make you wonder about their financial security/stability? Is it reassuring to receive a personal message explaining a new "gift" policy or program?
Many small businesses must be struggling with this issue right now. Give us your feedback.
___ We plan to give something comparable to previous years.
___ We will not be giving gifts this year - just can't afford it.
___ We will be making charitable contributions in lieu of gifts.
___ We will be giving a much smaller token.
___ We will be sending out cards with a personal message.
As we're all settling in to a new year and setting our path to the future, I found two pieces of information circulating this morning of particular interest.
Are you giving holiday gifts to clients this year? Are you spending as much as last year? Have you come up with a great alternative to express your appreciation/gratitude?
If someone offered you the option of watching your favorite movie in HD instead of that old TV you've been thinking of replacing, which would you choose? You would choose HD, right?
Signs are beginning to point to a slow climb back to economic recovery. Many industries have changed as a result and will never be quite the same.
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Those of you who've had a chance to spend a little time on our new site have probably already guessed that this is a work in progress.
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