eScrip
Marketing & Advertising - San Mateo, California, United States
eScrip Employees
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Welcome to eScripWe are one of America's largest loyalty marketing companies serving the school and non profit sector.To date, eScrip with our partners have contributed over $445 million back to the community to 45,000+ beneficiary organizations. When you participate in the eScrip program, you join a team of highly skilled marketing professionals and community development experts focused on driving sales while simultaneously strengthening your customer base within the community.eScrip links community rewards to consumer shopping behavior with one overriding goal: to keep saleswithin your store. Our belief is that merchant contributions to the community should not simply be agive-away, but that there must be a profitable and sustainable business case in doing so. Just as importantly we believe the results must prove themselves on a customer-specific basis.eScrip shoppers, those that earn contributions through their purchases at your store, represent a vitalconsumer demographic to our merchants. These are the shoppers eScrip attracts: primarily women withhigh shopping demographics willing to demonstrate their loyalty. Not only do these customers heavilyskew toward best customers, the majority also increase their spending year over year.As a results oriented company, eScrip works to achieve your goals by concurrently addressing the threemost important areas of sales growth:• New customer acquisition through grass-roots marketing to local schools and groups• Increased monthly spending by existing customers• Longer "lifetime value" of customers through increased retention of your existing customersWe are proud to present eScrip in which you will see how a comprehensive communityfocused program designed from years of practice will drive your business objectives.Sincerely,Ian DieryPresident and CEO
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