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Getting new customers in the door is one of the hardest challenges merchants face. Gift & Loyalty Cards are a less expensive, more effective alternative to traditional advertising. Research shows that a large percentage of consumers spend more than the original face value of their gift card. Many consumers spend nearly twice as much. Getting a card created on your own or with a designer can be timely and expensive. Let us help you save some time and money with one of our professional print-ready gift and loyalty cards. This is a quick guide on how to get your very own gift and loyalty card program started today!


Gift Cards Research shows that a large percentage of consumers spend more than the original face value of their Gift Card. Many consumers spend nearly twice as much.	Loyalty Cards A Loyalty Card is a unique way to reward valued and loyal customers. Loyalty programs are structured marketing efforts that reward loyal buying behavior — behavior that benefits you!

Ask Yourself Do you offer cash back if the full value of a paper Gift Certificate is not used, or for returns that are not accompanied by a receipt? Issuing store credits on a Gift Card ensures that all of the funds remain within a merchants business. Chances are good that when the customer returns to the store at a later date, they will spend even more than the original value on the card. Do you have multiple locations? Gift and Loyalty cards can be used in any of the locations, and headquarter reporting is available for record keeping in the central office. You can even combine cards with other Merchants in your area. Do you currently issue paper gift certificates? Manual tracking of the gift certificates is a bookkeeping nightmare! Electronic gift cards substantially decrease the amount of time it takes to record the certificate information and perform the transaction. Research shows gift certificate sales increase at least 10 to 15 percent when companies switch from a paper-based program to an electronic one.