Your Business Offers Unusual Products/services? Don't Keep It Secret, Let The World Know

Share: Maybe you sell hard-to-find flavoring extracts for baking
, or have exclusive distribution rights in your state for a line of collectibles, or perhaps you're the only bookseller in your region carrying books written in Swedish. Or, maybe you own an auto repair shop with some unusual services or attributes (can repair antiques, are open on Saturday afternoons), or you're the only interior design studio with your given style.
Maybe your most unique attribute is obvious, but whatever it is, advertising it with a coupon is a great way to spread knowledge of your offerings outside of your immediate world of existing clients.
When creating a coupon, use plenty of adjectives and nouns: it doesn't just have to say "10% off your total order." Point out the specific items in your inventory that will help entice customers through the door.
Here are some additional ideas that may apply to your business:
* Automotive repairs: Can your shop service hybrid cars? Not all repair services can. If you're one of them, let consumers know about you with a hybrid-specific coupon. Is your shop open on weekends? If so, your service may be unusually convenient. You can advertise this in a coupon with discounts specifically for weekend service.
* Beauty Services/Spas: Most coupons are designed for first time visits. Instead of focusing entirely on winning new clients, why buy some insurance for repeat visits with a stamp-able coupon for multiple discounts, with the 3rd or 4th or 5th service free?
* Cleaning Services: Do your employees have the courage to work with houses that are also, essentially, pet menageries? If so, maybe you can try a "Pet Lovers" discount. It may not be the most pleasant work, but it could bring people in who may otherwise not think of hiring assistance.
* Consignment shops: What about offering a deeper discount for the consignors themselves?
* Education/Classes/Instructional: A free introductory class may be effective to get new students, possibly the best coupon you could offer. But, perhaps you can also provide an incentive to persevere and succeed in the program, i.e., "receive 30% off the purchase of a new musical instrument, after completing 10 or more lessons." Or, "Lose 20 pounds with our fitness program, and we'll give you a $25 gift certificate towards your new wardrobe" (and negotiate a discounted bulk purchase of these gift certificates with a local apparel retailer).
* Gift Shops: Do you offer free gift wrapping? Promote this in a coupon!
* Interior Design: Does your design service offer a distinctive style? If so, is there a coffee table book that represents it compellingly? A book that may serve as inspiration for your prospective client, and even help close the deal? What about offering free copies of this book upon completion of an initial consultation? (A bulk book purchase may make this far more affordable than initially imagined.)
* Landscaping: Offer low chemical treatment options? Maybe you can advertise this with a coupon. Or, couple your promotional efforts with a charity drive. For example, a program founded by John Denver, plant-it-2020.org, will plant trees for $1. What about a charitable coupon, in which you promise to plant 10 or 20 trees for every new client?
* Masseuses/Wellness/Spa: Many spas offer innovative, potentially mysterious, services alongside the traditional massage. What about package deals offering the well-known item (massages), with more unusual treatments (i.e. Egyptian body wraps) at a combined discount?
* Travel: Do you specialize in a country or region? If so, what about offering travel guides or coffee table books as a free gift with a consultation. Or, possibly, a gift certificate to a local restaurant that serves food from the region's cuisine?
* Veterinary Services: How many people have multiple pets of the same species, and can only afford to take them in to see a vet one-at-a-time, when the animal is sick? How about a discount for introductory/check-up exams for the same species, i.e., bring in two ferrets for the price of one?
by: Rebecca Tyler
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Your Business Offers Unusual Products/services? Don't Keep It Secret, Let The World Know Copenhagen