Could you be a
one in ten?
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Mark Coster
For those of you who are old enough to remember the 1981 classic song from UB40 - One in Ten, all you need to know is that it might have been the inspiration for our latest client 10th business birthday promotion
As you may know, I think I’ve mentioned it quite a few times in recent months, Pixooma are currently celebrating their 10th business birthday year - this runs from March 2024 to April 2025. To date we’ve done plenty of activities, there was a special logo, new email sign off, cupcakes and of course plenty of PR surrounding this milestone, but that didn’t feel quite special enough. So to mark this event more significantly, I decided that I wanted to give back to those loyal clients who have steadfastly supported us during the past decade.
I decided that I wanted to give back to those loyal clients who have steadfastly supported us during the past decade.
How does it work?
That’s why I came up with the idea of a One in Ten, a sort of thank you promotion to enhance their client experience; make our relationship more meaningful. Something tangible that would leave them happy, satisfied and perhaps with that nice warm fuzzy feeling. The premise behind One in Ten is simple. Every tenth proposal that I receive from a client during our birthday year, will result in their organisation having that project designed for free.
Obviously, there are a few parameters here:
The winners so far
To date, I’m delighted to announce that we have had two winners.
Beyond Theory
Beyond Theory are one of our longest standing customers. One of the many project types we've produced for them over the years has been designing survey infographics for their customers, and this was their latest request. When we told Paul Beesley that his business was a winner and that his new project would cost him nothing, he insisted on paying the value of the project to a charity of our choice.
Project saving: £492 inc. VAT
Leaseholders' Community
We'd worked many years ago with Christine Butenuth and Michael H De Freitas on another of their businesses. In early 2024 they came to us to design a logo for their new business, The Leaseholders' Community. A few months later when they approached us about a direct mail campaign, I was pleased to be able to tell them that the design costs for the direct mail postcard(s) would cost them nothing!
Project saving: £534 inc. VAT
So the total value of free work so far has been £1026 inc. VAT with Beyond Theory’s project fee £500 being given to charity.
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