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Smart, branded parts bags make your brand more memorable

David Turney - Friday, October 16, 2009

Are you in the auto parts business?

Every time you interact with a customer, you want them to remember who you are (were). That increases the chance of repeat business, and gets you in their phone directory. You want them to think "hey, those guys helped me out with that last time" as well as thinking "their professionalism really impressed me; I'll call them again". In short, you want to be remembered.

That's not rocket-science either.

When a customer orders parts from you for a job, what do you deliver them in? Maybe an old box that you were supplied some parts or products in (with your suppliers brand name on it, or worse still your suppliers supplier). You might have a bunch of plastic bags that you stuff the parts into, that get screwed up and chucked in the bin soon as they're received.

Then there's your retail counter. What do you do for bags there? Do you, again, have a disposable plastic bag that just about snaps under the strain of the parts in them?

Do you really think these kinds of bags accurately reflect your brand and make you memorable?

Smart Automotive manufactures, to order, an almost limitless line of bags that do a thousand times better job of projecting your image and extending your promotion.

Colours, styles, branding are all flexible, giving you complete control of how your brand is represented. It's a lot more professional than delivering parts in an old box or a single-use plastic bag. They don't just end up chucked in the bin either, which means they can keep on working and promoting your brand.

Now, just picture your driver turning up to your customer with a neat, custom-branded, reusable bag. Or handing your high-value retail customer their parts in custom-branded, foldaway bag that can be reused and stored neatly away. Looks good doesn't it, and keeps promoting your business long after the delivery. Get in touch with us and find out how we can help make that vision a reality.

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