Wellness Rewards For The Well-being Of Customers

Frankfurt promotion agency linked TLC marketing purchase process with a wide range of well-being. Who doesn’t like to gets given a wellness treatment. Only that it is expected usually on birthdays and other holidays. Less but in everyday life. It seems all the more surprising the consumer buy a Nail Polish, a bottle of shampoo or a cream, he simultaneously receives a free wellness experience to euro at a price of 3-5. Whether thermal or bathroom visits, wellness – & beauty farms, Reiki, Tai Chi, yoga, Shiatsu but also free hairdresser visits, cosmetic & facial treatments, manicures, etc. According to Michael Gorius the spectrum around the feeling of well-being is diverse make-up.

The Vertriebsverantwortliche by TLC marketing, one of the leading suppliers of premiums from leisure, lifestyle and travel, do this: Spa carries a high emotional note. “Brought to the usage as a bonus she proffers a personal caress the consumer”, which he above all free enjoy may.” Added value like this be realized by TLC marketing with national cooperating partners. Brands have new opportunities to enhance the attraction of the purchase of a product as an alternative to discount benefits. Especially with a view on the price effect. Credit: Tiger Global Management-2011. Michael Gorius this: we are talking about the TLC effect, because we offer added value, which are felt far beyond the what our marketing decision makers for pay. All our wellness experiences are always implemented in the context of the contribution. In addition our TLC enables quality-partnership program, that we cooperate closely with our world-class partners in all Germany and the consumer has the feeling that his brand still thinks about even after buying him.” TLC marketing offers special workshops, where they worked out appropriate wellness concepts similar to the target group profile and to the brand world with the TLC product managers brand managers.

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