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STAMP 2015: Coco Cheveux's Direct Mail Piece

Loyalty BoostersCoco CheveuxSouth Portland, MaineOwner: Tiffany Conway To enhance loyalty, Coco Cheveux developed a series of membership programs and marketed them to existing and potential clientele.  The Coco Coiffure Special ...

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September 4, 2015
STAMP 2015: Coco Cheveux's Direct Mail Piece

 

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Loyalty Boosters

Coco Cheveux

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South Portland, Maine

Owner: Tiffany Conway


To enhance loyalty, Coco Cheveux developed a series of membership programs and marketed them to existing and potential clientele. 


The Coco Coiffure Special offers clients who can visit the salon Monday through Friday from 9 to 3, an opportunity to design their own experience by choosing three salon services for $119. 


Another direct mail piece encourages clients to take advantage of the salon’s loyalty membership programs. The Loyalty Membership offers clients a year’s worth of cutting, coloring, waxing and makeup services for $1,499, while the Deluxe Membership offers all of the above, plus two texturizing services, manicure services and product vouchers for $1,899. 

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“Our loyalty memberships are very exclusive, offered to the first 50 people first come, first served,” Conway says. “This creates quite a frenzy during open enrollment and is now in such high demand we’ll no longer be doing mailings since we have an extensive waiting list.” 

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