Programs are supported and distributed directly by benefit plan administrators, employers, unions, and other workplace stakeholders through group meetings and one-on-one contact with participants.
Participants enjoy eligibility-verified access to program content via a mobile-optimized benefits portal.
Participants are also able to access content via mobile apps.
Both co-branded program materials and the organizations' other existing communications help to remove your company from the typical hodge-podge and placement wars of regular advertising and distinguish you as a preferred merchant in a network of "Best-in-Class" offers and targeted groups.
To have a continuous stream of buyers you have to continue to promote your business. Promotion drives ready buyers to your business, and promotion builds your brand and influences word of mouth referrals and consumer choice.
Your marketing has to motivate people to buy from you. You have to give them something they want. You have to give them a deal. Keep in mind a deal does not always mean a discounted price. See our Four C's for more information about this.
People are busy, people have a lot of information to deal with. The best marketing creates urgency to get people's attention and gets them to act right away. The longer they wait to buy from you, the more likely they are to get distracted and not buy at all.
There is more to promotion than having a sale. Long term customer loyalty is created by building your value to the consumer. Think of the four C's below when creating your promotions. If you have trouble developing your promotional content, ask one of our team to help you come up with ideas.
Savings sell—so we help you lower your selling costs, while increasing your sales, so you can lower your prices and still remain profitable.
The cost you charge is just a part of what a consumer pays. Emphasize your convenience to the customer to gain attention and sales.
The quality of your product or service is perhaps the most significant part of the value you offer. The best relationships for your business and our groups will be built upon, and sustained by, the quality and value your business offers.
Being a good citizen in your community is both a moral responsibility and a business necessity. Your customers expect the people they do business with to contribute to the community they share. Don't be shy about communicating your contributions.