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CREATE A FREEBIE FRENZY: HOW GIVING AWAY FREE STUFF CAN MAKE YOU STAND OUT


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Meredith Pond
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In order to increase sales and help your business succeed, you

need to put your name in the minds of customers. You need to

create a relationship with them so that the next time they need

products or services like yours, you're the first one they think

of. These ideas sound simple, of course, but they may be easier

to talk about than to implement.



So how do you create the customer relations that everyone talks

so much about? Well, there are a number of ways, including

giving great customer service, offering customers a good value,

and building a fun, down-to-earth, or warm and fuzzy image.



There is another way, however, to solidify your image as a

customer-friendly business that you may not be thinking of. Like

the other methods, it's not very difficult, but it does involve

one four-letter "F" word: FREE.



Giving away free stuff, even if it's just your advice, shows

people that you're willing to help them out-- that you're more of

a friend than someone vying for their business. Free

information your customers can use, free samples of your product,

or vouchers for food or travel can make great incentives that

help your customers remember you.



For example, a New York Burrito near my office recently started

giving away "Burrito Bucks." These green, almost dollar-sized

coupons are good for one dollar off any purchase. Right now, one

of these is sitting on my desk, right in front of me where I can

see it. It serves as a reminder that New York Burrito is willing

to give ME a freebie, and as a result, the next time I forget to

pack a lunch that's exactly where I'm going to go. If NYB can

get me to spend five dollars in there, giving me a buck off will

have been worth it. This is especially true since I'll probably

go back more than once, even without the discount.



Giving away free stuff is a great way to drum up immediate

business, plus make a lasting impression that will bring results

for a long time to come.



Meredith Pond is a professional and freelance writer with

extensive experience working on the web. Meredith provides

writing and editing services to individuals and businesses alike

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