Wide Format Solutions
Premier Paper has developed a new loyalty scheme for its customers who purchase display graphic roll media.
Premier Club is the new loyalty scheme that has been developed for display graphic roll media customers. This new incentive is a reward system that allows customers to accrue points based on their roll media purchases.
Customers who sign up to the promotion can view and redeem their points at their own leisure from a secure and easy to use web-based platform. Users can see an up to date running total of their points as well as the prizes available to them from the latest technology to weekends away and much more.
Brad West, director of wide format media at Premier, commented: ‘The Premier Club adds another element to the ‘Premier Service’ and offers recognition to our customers for their valued business; this is a great way to thank our customers for choosing Premier for their display graphic roll media.’
He continued, ‘It is so simple too; all the customer has to do is register online to start collecting their points. The website is quick and easy to use with a great choice of rewards to pick from or if the customer prefers, turn those points into charitable donations to an organisation of their choosing.’
Premier’s portfolio of display graphic roll media has been developed to meet the needs of the sign and display market. The range consists of high quality, reliable brands including Contra Vision, Ritrama, KernowJet, eTEC and Neschen – a wide choice of products for engaging and eye catching displays.
Premier supplies products with a ‘Premier Service’, a next day delivery throughout the UK on stock items, delivered by the company’s drivers on its own fleet of vehicles.
Signing up to the Premier Club is quick and easy to do. If you are an existing Premier customer simply visit www.mypremierclub.co.uk, enter your details and start collecting those points today.
For more information about the Premier Club or Premier’s range of products and services contact your local branch or visit www.paper.co.uk.
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