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		<title>By: Andy</title>
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		<description>Hi Rob,

It is a good idea, but a bad opportunity. In my opinion, it makes sense to reward your customers who frequenty refer business your way; however, I think this is already happening.

The pRoblem here is establishing the &quot;customer pain.&quot; I don&#039;t think there is much if any... Good networkers traditionally get treated better at the businesses they refer to. i.e. a Bank will charge lower loan fees to a customer that refers business to it,and a retail store may give loyal customers and referrers discounts on purchases.

Also how many times have you gone through such a formal system to refer a pal to a store/service you liked. What was the conversation like? I bet it was either in passing or brief sales pitch if anything.

Just some thoughts...
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Rob,</p>
<p>It is a good idea, but a bad opportunity. In my opinion, it makes sense to reward your customers who frequenty refer business your way; however, I think this is already happening.</p>
<p>The pRoblem here is establishing the &#8220;customer pain.&#8221; I don&#8217;t think there is much if any&#8230; Good networkers traditionally get treated better at the businesses they refer to. i.e. a Bank will charge lower loan fees to a customer that refers business to it,and a retail store may give loyal customers and referrers discounts on purchases.</p>
<p>Also how many times have you gone through such a formal system to refer a pal to a store/service you liked. What was the conversation like? I bet it was either in passing or brief sales pitch if anything.</p>
<p>Just some thoughts&#8230;</p>
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