While there is a place for phone calls, emails, and texts, sending an old-fashioned, hand-written thank you card to your customers may provide a genuine quality that you may not be able to attain otherwise, building a higher level of trust between you and your clientele. Does this old-school type of reaching out to customers still work? Find out what Mark believes.
Combine old-school and new-school ways of communicating
By
Mark Tewart
May 1, 2017
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