Mandy our daughter was working for the joy of it the other day.
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LoginShe has been making up these trays for 5 years now and delvers them to people/business's that help keep our spraying operation running in the spring. Welders, tire shop, mechanics, parts store, ag supplier and a few customers. Absolutely amazing what this kind of thing can do for relationships with these people. Many times I know these guys help us first and this is a big part of it. Also gives me a reason to keep the old double barrel oiled and loaded :wink:.
Barry,
That is the way to keep your spraying business above the rest in the area. Nice thing to do and a great business strategy.
Jerry
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Good for you! Good business, and just good, period. Extra work, never quantifiable, but well worthwhile.
Merry Christmas!
Showing some gratitude and appreciation goes a long way with customer relations. :yoyo: :yoyo:
Quote from: weedwalker on December 11, 2009, 01:39:06 PM
Showing some gratitude and appreciation goes a long way with customer relations. :yoyo: :yoyo:
I guess I have to agree with this statement cause talking with the boss at the welding shop he said"I hate it when Mandy phones with a broken wing in the spring. The parking area takes on a bit of a drag racing type look as all my guys try to be first one there".
I like Cookies :wink:
Quote from: pitw on December 11, 2009, 01:49:47 PM
I guess I have to agree with this statement cause talking with the boss at the welding shop he said"I hate it when Mandy phones with a broken wing in the spring. The parking area takes on a bit of a drag racing type look as all my guys try to be first one there".
I don't think those guys are interested in a broken wing. :nono:
Boy, they even look really good. Like some sort of miniature pie :yoyo:
Good deal all the way around. Mandy's gonna do good with the family business :wink:
Kinda what they are JIm except we call them tarts[the baking that is].