David Chasse of Coralville, Iowa Produces Wide Selection of Gifts From the Birthday Company
CORALVILLE, Iowa, December 8, 2017 (Newswire.com) - Fast access to information and services is becoming easier for customers and even big corporations. Anybody can use a phone and order products and services within seconds. David Chasse of Coralsville, Illinois has satisfied this need from companies looking to keep customers coming back.
Chasse's The Birthday Company offers a highly successful service that reminds businesses of essential dates from their customers. These days could be birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays.
One aspect of our services is that will remind the company of a date is coming up.
David Chasse
"I wanted to start The Birthday Company on the premise of customer retention for businesses," explains Chasse. "Companies do not understand it's more expensive to gain new customers than keep current customers."
Too many businesses around the country forget the little reminders that can mean the world for customers. A simple birthday card could be the difference between a customer changing companies and keeping current business. The Birthday Company adds that special touch to the customer relationship.
"Our services are not expensive, and we customize every gift sent to customers," says Chasse. "There is no reason or burden to why a business shouldn't sign up with us."
A large corporation has a long list of clients. It's impossible to remember every important date and be able to send a gift. It's no fault of the company. Hundreds of hours of work would have to be done by an employee just to keep track of these dates.
"Signing on with The Birthday Company is easy, and our services kick in when the database is complete," explains Chasse. "In the long run, the company will save time and money letting us handle the work of reminders."
Starting a Working Relationship With The Birthday Company
First, the company starts by signing up on The Birthday Company's website and inputting key dates and gift ideas for that individual client. After entering the addresses, the company can activate the system to begin reminders and mailings.
Becoming a member is free, and the company pays for only the gifts that are sent out. Gift products range from $2.95 to $55.95. Companies can set the gift idea in advance and control their budget. There is no minimum order necessary to use The Birthday Company's services.
"I'm proud of the wide selection of products we offer to companies," Chasse proclaims. "We make sure never to send the same gift twice to an individual. Also, every gift will be unique, no matter how many years the company uses our services."
Also, some of the gifts available from The Birthday Company consist of premium chocolates, wine glasses, compact discs of music, mugs, and other personalized items.
Finally, when it comes to chocolate, Chasse mentions it's a favorite item with companies. From toffees to nut clusters, these chocolate gifts ordered on a daily basis is no surprise to Chasse.
Adding That Personal Touch to All Gifts
Another great personal touch from Chasse is the usage of a high-resolution image for the company's signature. This picture resembles the actual autograph of a CEO or salesperson on staff that handles that particular client.
"This makes for more of a personalized product and eliminates the need for a company to sign each card or message," says Chasse. "Also, the high-resolution of the picture adds that individual touch."
It's no surprise why significant corporations all over the world have turned to Chasse for help in keeping up with clients. With The Birthday Company, a business will always know when an important date is approaching.
"One aspect of our services is that will remind the company of a date is coming up," says Chasse. "This allows them to make last minute changes to the gift or decide not to send anything."
For more information about The Birthday Company, you can visit their website here.
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