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10 Great Valentines Day Marketing Tips

Valentines Day Marketing Tips1. Start Now

Sure it’s a whole month away, but it’s never too early to start your Valentines Day strategy. (Plus, planning ahead will ease some of the stress!) Also start reminding your customers Valentines day is coming up with social media, direct mailers, email campaigns, or whatever you find works best in your area.

2. Segregation

Valentines Day is all about romance and buying for your significant other. If possible, segregate your marketing plans for guys and gals and promote products along those lines. For women, promote more manly gifts like gift baskets, gifts for men and sleek floral designs. And for men, use the traditional red, pink and girly designs, along with fruit baskets and chocolates.

3. Contests

Host or sponsor a Valentines Day Contest. You can partner with local radio stations or other businesses to make it even bigger! Try a scavenger hunt, or a contest through Facebook. Ask your fans to submit their most romantic date stories or Valentines Day memory. Reward your favorite with a free bouquet.

4. Don’t Forget The Singles

Create and promote a ‘Pamper Yourself’ gift basket for the singles out there. Valentines Day is all about love, and why not love your self a little.

5. Celebrate Love

Celebrate love for love’s sake! Love for pets, sports, kids, parents, grandparents, everyone! Promote gift baskets and bouquets for all!

6. Find A Partner

Partner with local businesses to promote your shop. Get with a popular local restaurant and include dinner-for-two gift certificates in your gift baskets, then display one at the restaurant. You can do the same with movie theaters, boutiques, and many other business.. but remember, keep it local!

7. Valentine VIPS

Show some love to your Valentine VIPs. Pick your top 5 customers and send them something to show you care. Offer a special just for them, and make it good, these are your best customers! Also make it redeemable at any time, not just for Valentines day.

8. Be Mine On A Dime

Create small corsages to hand out to businesses around your shop. Attach a card that says “Just a little taste, come in today and save 15% on the rest of this arrangement.” They can wear them all day and if customers ask about it, they will suggest your shop!

9. Marketing Materials

Create a sense of urgency for getting things done now with your marketing materials. Make sure to state when the very last time to order for delivery will be. If possible, include customer testimonials in your marketing material.

10. Last Minute Shoppers

Make sure to have ready-to-carry options ready on Valentines Day. Promote these through social media during the week and on the day of for last minute Valentines Day shoppers to come into your store.

Introducing: FSN’s Florist One-Liners

Flower Shop Network is committed to helping real, local florists in every way possible, especially self-promotion. We have already helped hundreds of florists with their efforts on Facebook and other social networking platforms. Now, we are making your jobs even easier with our FSN Florist One-Liners.

New Each Week
Each Monday, we will post 5 new one-liners in a note on our Facebook. Florists can easily use these for their social media updates and statuses. These will include promotional ideas, holiday reminders and slogans, and other status ideas. Feel free to use them as-is or adapt them to fit more to your shop.

Example of an FSN One Liner

How To Use Online
Florists are able to copy and paste these short status’ into their favorite social platform, whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, or one of the other many services out there.

  1. Simply use your mouse to highlight the one-liner you want to use.
  2. Right click and select the ‘copy’ option.
  3. Next, go to the status update section of your favorite social site.
  4. Right click again and select ‘paste,’ and you’re done!

Flower Shop Network hopes our one-liners will help social networking be more quick and effective for your flower shop.

Use In Your Shop
Use these one-liner slogans in your shop. You can use them for slogans, flashing signs, billboards and anything else you can think of. The limit is only up to your imagination!

Notes
Florist one-liners publish every Monday on our Facebook page.

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Let us know how you’re using our florist one-liners in the comments below!

Increasing Business & Marketing To Generations X & Y

Traditional marketing might have been fine for attracting baby boomers, but for florists looking to entice a younger crowd, this just isn’t enough! So what is the key to establishing a relationship with Generation X (30-49) and Generation Y(10-29)? The answer is— Networking!

Social Networking –  the obvious place to turn to attract a younger crowd.

  • Facebook – the 35-47 year-old age group is growing in leaps and bounds on Facebook. Simply having a Page on Facebook for your shop will attract loyal customers from your community.
  • City or Community Websites – Many cities offer some sort of community web page. This is a great place for local businesses to list their business, photos, as well as their upcoming events. Many are turning to these to sites to find real local businesses and fun events to support.
  • Wedding And Party NetworkFreshly re-designed, WPN offers TONS of new features for attracting brides.

Hosting Events – Showing Gen X’rs your versatility is a great way to create loyal, lifetime customers.

  • Showers – If you do weddings, you probably already have the materials to throw a great-looking bridal shower! The same goes for baby showers. Offer your shop as a venue to host these types of events for your community.
  • Kids Parties – Host a flower-themed birthday party or a kids’ social club event, like a girl scout workshop, to spark their love of flowers! Adorn your shop in your cutesiest decor, and have the kids create their own small arrangements to take home. You could even have them paint their vase!
  • Community Projects – Networking with other businesses is a great way to create awareness for your shop. Get with the stores on your block or neighborhood and host an event, party, or even something fun, like a scavenger hunt!

Hands-on – Hosting hands-on events, especially kid-friendly ones, are sure to bring out Generation X.

  • DIY Workshops – Hosting Do-It-Yourself workshops will not only get crafty young people into your shop, it will re-establish their love of flowers. Host workshops where your attendants create their own beautiful arrangement for their homes. Wreath building workshops are also a big hit!
  • Flower Club – Generation X is known for being extremely family oriented. Start an after school Flower Club to meet once a month and and get kids (and parents!) interested in flowers!

Florists and Social Media

Will you be my friend? A simple school yard question is becoming a major player in the business world. From Best Buy to Zappos, successful businesses recognize the importance of social media. These businesses are actively participating in Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, YouTube and a variety of other social media platforms.
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Why You Should Participate In Social Media

  • Consumers participate in social media and want businesses to participate as well. They are using social media sites as a way to find the products, services and businesses they need.
  • Levels the playing field . Social media helps small businesses compete with large corporations by giving them a relatively free way to promote their business.
  • Opportunity to understand customers . Social media gives you the opportunity to provide customer service and feedback while connecting you with a greater audience. (Helps you understand your customers wants and needs)
  • Cost-effective Marketing. Social Media helps build brand awareness while you monitor your business’s reputation. It is an easy form of communication that gives you the ability to talk about yourself and the ability to listen to what others say about you. If handled properly, even negative comments can help promote your business.
  • Generates leads and business opportunities. Actively communicating with members of your community will lead to opportunities you might not have otherwise known about.
  • Your Competitors are there.

If those reasons do not persuade you to participate in social media, think about this, “Who’s opinion matters more to you? Someone you know and trust or a complete stranger?” With a little time and effort, social media can help you become that trusted friend to your consumers.

How Can You Effectively Use Social Media For Your Business?

There are numerous social media platforms to choose from: Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, YouTube, LinkedIn, GoogleBuzz, blogs, etc. The key is not to go overboard. Start with one platform and spend the time nurturing it. With any social media endeavor you will need to:

  • Promote it — Let friends and customers know how and where to find you in the social media world. Use the same promotion techniques as you do your website URL.
  • Actively Participate — Take an interest in the people you meet through social media. Begin by devoting an hour or two a week to your social media platform and seek out others using social media.
  • Listen — To what customers and your competition have to say. With the right response even negative comments can be a plus for your shop. Listening to what customers want can place you ahead of the trends instead of behind.
  • Integrate your marketing strategies — Include your social media when developing offline and online marketing strategies. Example: announce Mother’s Day specials through your social media platform.
  • Watch Others — Take a look at how other florists and businesses are using social media.

Who’s Lead Can You Follow?

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What Makes Someone Buy Flowers?

According to a recent survey, there are three basic choices that drive consumers to buy flowers. Good news for those of us who are always looking for new ways to reinvent the wheel, this survey gives us reason to go back to the basics for a bit.

To summarize the survey, 677 participants were surveyed. They were classified as either “users” or “nonusers” of flowers and then further classified into “heavy users” or “light users.”

What the survey found was that the overall priorities of the entire group of flower buyers ranked in this order from most to least:

  • Showing care to others
  • To evoke an emotional response
  • Curiosity fulfillment

Unique Flower ArrangementHowever, “heavy users” of flowers ranked their priorities slightly different than the average. They ranked “curiosity fulfillment” and “emotional response” high on their reasons for purchasing flowers. This implies that “heavy users” are more apt to buying more novelty and variety when purchasing flowers.

People who buy flowers and use flowers all of the time are in-tune with flowers. They see them all of the time. Therefore, they are more likely to buy unique flower arrangements that pique their interest or incite a particular emotional response. Conversely, people who aren’t often surrounded by flowers buy flowers as a unique way to show caring and affection for others. Light users also want the flowers to invoke a certain emotional response, particularly in the recipient. These are also the people who adjust their conception of the value of flowers based on sight, touch, and smell.

So what can local florists learn from this news? Take this to the bank:  you have two distinct groups to target. With many generations passing through the flower shop, you are likely to encounter both groups several times per day. Target BOTH. Based in part on this distinction of consumers, here are marketing tips for florists.

How To Woo The World Of Flower Buyers

Heavy Users: These are the consumers that are more likely to be intrigued by advertising. Special deals and unique features will attract the attention of heavy flower buyers because their desire is to be surrounded by beautiful flowers. Making that easy for them will take a florist far.

For heavy flower buyers — Offer varying price points and unique flower arrangements. Specifically target this group in advertising. Creativity and availability are of particular importance as well.

Classic Dozen RosesLight or Nonusers: Since the need for curiosity fulfillment is decreased in this segment, these users are not as likely to be influenced by advertising. These consumers tend to value need/emotional fulfillment. They are more likely to send flowers based on the desire to show affection for someone or as a “traditional” gift rather than for corporate accounts, dinner parties, et al.

For light users — Do not reinvent the wheel. Creativity will woo many of these consumers to your door, but addressing them in the same manner as heavy flower buyers could scare them away. Instead, offer a variety of price points. Flower arrangements that invoke a particular emotional response, such as love and sentimental happiness, are what these consumers desire.

Regarding the 80/20 rule, this group constitutes the 20% of consumers that need you less frequently but do need you. Don’t try to reinvent the wheel and drive these consumers into becoming heavy users. These are also very loyal buyers because they do not buy the product frequently. Therefore, they find a source that they like and stick with it. Be consistent with your offerings to this group and their loyalty will not waiver.


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“Keep It Simple, Stupid.” Tips From The Top

“What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.”

This little phrase changed the game for a man named Randy Snow, creative director for R & R Advertising in Las Vegas. Charged with turning Vegas around following the September 11 attacks, Snow and his team brilliantly coined a phrase that has become a pop culture staple. We here at Flower Shop Network had an opportunity to hear Snow speak during lunch today, and it was nothing short of inspirational–and not just for marketers. His ideas are applicable to anyone with an audience to reach.

Snow is clearly a smart man. Although he admits to not coining the phrase himself, he didn’t let it get off his desk. In fact, Snow attributes the idea to a couple of his creative writers (ahem), who brought the idea to him in passing. Snow recognized the magic in their idea and held on to it. This is important for any business, big or small: a good idea is a good idea. Snow said he and his production crew often pause during shoots to rework and rewrite scripts as the ideas flow. They come from everyone from the actors to the cinematographers. The key is he listens. He doesn’t charge himself with coming up with all of the ideas, but he does know a good one when he sees it.

Another key of Snow’s success is research. Snow said following Sept. 11, he and his team went out with paper and pencil and started asking, “What should we do next?” to tourists on the street. The answer: keep being Vegas. Snow said his firm is allotted $7 million in research budgeting to perform focus groups, triads (focus groups of three people), and polls to find their audience and what they’re looking for.

This goes for anybody. Use social media to get in touch with your clientele. Ask them questions. “What are you looking for? How can we make this easier?” Spend time with your consumers and listen. What you want isn’t always what they want. Check out this blog for an example of how you can use social media for your business! Snow said he was met with a great deal of opposition when presenting the “What Happens Here, Stays Here.” campaign. It wasn’t until Mayor Oscar B. Goodman informed them that “Our Las Vegas isn’t their Las Vegas,” that the idea took hold.

Keep it simple, stupid. Snow said he and his team start with a good idea, whether it be print, web, or video, and start taking away things they don’t need. One of the most successful commercials for the campaign contained no dialouge, and yet, the lead in the commercial won an acting award for her role! Another award-winning print ad showed nothing but a lint roller covered in sequins, feathers and fake eyelashes and the phrase “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.” That’s all it needed!

Although he was given a surprisingly small production budget, Snow said he never skimped on actors, directors or other crew (“We’ll make it up in catering,” he said). He had only a few seconds to make a point, and he wanted it to be the best few seconds possible. Quality is key. Don’t skimp on the things that matter. Use your resources to create something special. This is where the importance of creativity and knowing your brand come into play. No one knows your brand better than you, and no one knows Las Vegas better than Randy Snow.

How Are YOU Going The Extra Mile For Your Customers?

Flower Shop Network members are some of the sweetest, most pleasant local florists. Many go the extra mile to make customers happy. These flower shops make customer service a priority and the extra attention pays off.

One Happy Customer!

One Happy Customer!

We recently learned of a florist who put a little extra effort into customer service and the results were amazing. Shirle Malone, owner of Bloomin’, a flower shop in Gadsden Alabama, took a call from a young woman in Oklahoma who wanted to send flowers to her grandmother in Gadsden. She had been separated from her grandmother for a while and wanted to make sure that her grandmother knew to expect a visit soon.

Shirle, being the “above and beyond” florist that she is, personally delivered the flowers to the lady’s grandmother. She took two pictures and sent them to the young woman in Oklahoma. This pleased both the sender and the recipient to no end. Being several thousand miles away, it was important for the young woman to witness the smile on her grandmother’s face as she received a beautiful flower arrangement and the sweet message.

I recently spoke with Shirle about her experience. She had some very insightful things to say from which I’m sure many florists can benefit.

What inspired you to send a picture to the sender?

I was amazed by her grandmother living alone and how sweet she was to me. The flowers made the grandmother so happy and I knew how important it was for the girl sending the flowers. That’s why I did it. You know I try to please everybody.

What other ways do you help improve the experience of buying flowers from Bloomin’ ?

By being myself. I won’t sell it to a customer unless it’s something I would want for myself. If I’m not happy with it no one else will be.

What has the customer response been to your enthusiastic customer service?

They love it. They love the personal attention.  When you give customers your personal attention or make the delivery yourself, it just amazes people. I give them my personal attention because I want them to know that I do care.

How do brides react to the extra attention to detail and service?

They love it because I give them attention where most shops won’t. I sit down and take the time to go over everything. Taking time with them is important. If you take time with them, they feel like you’re concerned and want to be a part of it. And you’ve gotta be. You’ve gotta understand what they want and put forth an effort to please ‘em.

The Roses Delivered By Bloomin'

The Roses Delivered By Bloomin'

Shirle is just one of many local florists who take the time to care and invest in their customers. Once the sender or bride walks in the door, they’re treated like family.

It’s this kind of excellent customer service that woos people of all ages into buying flowers. They know that sending flowers will make the recipient feel special, but the process of buying flowers from a helpful local florist is icing on the cake.

Taking a photo of the flower delivery and sending it to the sender is one more way to go the extra mile for your customers. There are many ways to show that customer service is a priority in your flower shop. Want to be the local flower shop that stands out? Use ideas like this to kick start your customer service (and reputation by proxy) into overdrive.

How do YOU go the extra mile for your customers? Email your enthusiastic customer service experiences to jadams@flowershopnetwork.com

Have You Claimed YOUR Free Bing Local Listing?

Claiming your Bing Local listing is another of the FREE services that you can use to make your shop’s presence known and control the information that search engines see about your flower shop. It’s as simple as that. Flower Shop Network is always looking for new and easy ways to promote your shop so we have created this visual guide and tutorial to claiming your Bing Local listing. You may also want to print out the Checklist for Claiming Your Bing Listing to fill out for your records.

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Bing Listing - Getting Started

Create your free Bing Local listing by clicking on this link: www.bing.com/businessportal and then selecting “Get Started Now” if you already have a Windows Live ID.

Signing in will tell you whether you have any listings associated with that ID or not.  This is helpful in the event that multiple people use the same e-mail address for your company (such as info@myflowershop.com) and have set up an account of which you were not aware.

If you do not have a Windows Live ID then you will need to select “Sign Up”.

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Marketing Made Easy: Creating A Direct Mailer

HOW DIRECT MAILERS WORK FOR YOU

Working in conjunction with other marketing campaigns, direct mailers are a very cost effective way to reach your customers. Direct mailers are great for your customers who do not have Internet access. Direct mail also serves as a holiday gift reminder for existing and potential customers. When you want to keep your shop’s name at the front of their minds, direct mail is a simple and cost effective way to do it.

When To Send Direct Mailers: A general rule of thumb is to send direct mailers 7-10 days before the major floral holiday. Earlier than this makes it easy for the reader to forget or disregard the mailer. 7-10 days prior to the holiday reminds the customer to order, prompts he or she to order early, and keeps your shop in the front of their mind when considering holiday gifts.

What Holidays/Events Are Appropriate To Send Direct Mailers: Sending direct mailers before any major floral holiday is a potential boon for your flower shop. Prom is also a very important occasion. The early part of the wedding season in your area is also a good time for sending direct mailers.

To Whom Should Direct Mailers Be Sent: Direct mailers give you the ability to target existing customers, potential customers, or both. The choice is yours.

Why Should I Send Direct Mailers: Direct Mailers reinforce existing marketing campaigns such as your website, mass email campaigns, promotions and more. A lot of business is generated via direct mailers simply because it keeps customers thinking about your shop for their gift ideas.

Loranne Atwill, owner of Flower Shop Network, remembers customers coming into her flower shop for last-minute gift ideas. They had received her direct mailer but disregarded it for the moment. When it was time to buy the gift, they thought of her flower shop first because of the direct mailer.

How Do I Get A Bulk Mail Permit: Bulk mail permits are available through the United States Postal Service. These permits include an annual bulk mailing fee but sending several mailers throughout the year makes this a cost effective strategy. Contact your branch of the USPS or visit them online for more information about bulk mailing or to apply for your bulk mail permit.

HOW TO CREATE A DIRECT MAILER

Flower Shop Network now takes the guesswork out of creating direct mailers. You may now access direct mailer templates using your FSNf2f.com account. Templates are available for all major floral holidays and other occasions. If you like to create your own direct mailer, follow the instructions below.

A direct mailer can be created in a few easy steps. Keep in mind that you will need the following when creating your mailer:

  • a publishing program such as Microsoft Word (Note: This example uses word)
  • pictures of your arrangements uploaded to your computer or on  your website
  • contact information for your flower shop
  • a mailing list of existing/potential customers
  • pricing information

The first step to creating your direct mailer is to open a publishing program on your computer such as Microsoft Word, Works, or Publisher. Microsoft Word is the program used in these photo examples. Also open the pictures of your flower arrangements, either by viewing them on your website or in the “my pictures” folder of your computer.

There are two easy ways to upload photos to a Word document:  dragging and inserting. Whether you choose to add text or photos first, you may upload photos by dragging or inserting at any time. You may also rearrange the order and placement of the photos at any time.

This is what you will see when dragging files from a website or “my pictures” folder to a document program. The mirror image automatically appears to let you know that the photo is moving. It will disappear once it reaches the document program until you release the mouse button.

Dragging A Photo

Dragging A Photo

To drag photos into your document from your “my pictures” file or from your website:

  • select the photo that you would like to use by clicking on it once
  • click and hold the mouse button while dragging the photo to the document program
  • note:  you may drag the photo to the document tab at the menu bar on the bottom of the screen OR drag the photo into the open document program

This is what you will see when inserting files from your computer into a Microsoft Word document.

Inserting A Photo Using Microsoft Word

Inserting A Photo Using Microsoft Word

To insert your photo into the document using the document program:

  • click “insert” on the menu toolbar of the document program
  • hold the mouse over “picture” until a sidebar menu pops up
  • click “from file”
  • find the file in your documents (usually in “my pictures”)
  • double click the file OR single click the file and click insert under the picture preview button

The next step toward completing your direct mailer is to add pricing and contact information. The included information is up to you. Most customers will want to know the regular price and the promotional price. However, the only necessary inclusions are your contact information (name, phone number, address, email address, website URL) and promotional deal information.

Create the backside of the mailer by continuing to a new page inside the document program. Here you will place the information that will be seen before the mailer is opened. This can include just the return address information or promotional information for each “fold” of the mailer. Add this information in the same way as before.

Example Flyer --- Inside

Example Mailer --- Inside

Example Flyer --- Outside

Example Mailer --- Outside

Now your direct mailer is ready for the printer!

How Myspace Helps FSN Friends Reach New Heights

Flower Shop Network is continually searching for new and creative ways to further develop a community of florists and flower buyers. Presence on social networking sites such as the Flower Shop Network myspace.com profile, FSN facebook.com page, and others is helping Flower Shop Network and friends build relationships with other fascinating people with a love for beautiful flowers. Many of our Flower Shop Network friends have joined us on the social networking site Myspace.

One of the best things about social networking sites is that these sites enable users to interact with friends, family and acquaintances across the country and even the world. Florists continue to use social networking sites to showcase premium designs, contact other florists, and post contact information for other users. In this way, the florist’s profile becomes a high-tech billboard but with a much greater amount of information. Just look at these Flower Shop Network members that decided to get the word out via Myspace.com.

Apple Blossoms Floral Design Arrangement Live large with flower arrangements from Apple Blossoms Floral Design.

Scott Darhower of Apple Blossoms Floral Design is one of the premier Tampa, Florida florists. Having worked with flowers and floral design for more than 25 years, Scott is ahead of the game with creative flower arrangements, gift baskets, and even interior decorating skills that set apart every customer’s special event. Just as the website boasts, look to Apple Blossoms Floral Design for “designs for a lifetime…one seed at a time.”

PJs Flowers Citrus Arrangement PJs Flowers turns life’s lemons into…flower arrangements!

PJ’s Flowers and Events sets the bar for great flower arrangements and an eco-friendly mindset in Phoenix, Arizona. Florists are easy to find in Phoenix but PJ’s Flowers and Events goes above and beyond to ensure a quality customer experience. The team at PJ’s deliver unique and beautiful flowers to Phoenix and Maricopa County. Don’t believe me? Sneak a peek at the citrus collection, western styled gift baskets and more. Better still, if your conscience has you going green this year, trust the team at PJ’s Flowers and Events to go the extra mile for you and for our planet.

The Plant Bazaar Vase Arrangement Life is beautiful with flowers from The Plant Bazaar!

The Plant Bazaar applies creativity to more than just their name. A full-service florist in Westborough, Massachusetts, you can’t go wrong with the 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Although, with more than 24 years experience in the floral industry it’s unlikely that such a guarantee would ever be tested. The premium quality floral designs offered at The Plant Bazaar have customers walking out of the flower shop grinning. Delivering flowers with a smile, the great people at The Plant Bazaar take customer service to a new high.

Floratique Rose and Lily Bouquet Everyone loves pretty pink and purple flowers from Floratique.

Mountain View, California florists are well aware of the colorful designs and quality fresh flowers delivered from Floratique. Serving a vast local area that spans four counties, Floratique is a well-known fixture in the Mountain View area. Enthusiasm and creativity are written all over the faces of the team at Floratique who works—though this much fun is almost playing—to make each experience as much about their customers as possible.

Piccadilly’s “Vibrant Violets” Arrangement It’s time for Vibrant Violets from Piccadilly’s Flower Shoppe.

When searching for Burnsville, West Virginia florists, look no further than Piccadilly’s Flower Shoppe. One of my personal favorites, it is hard to find a sweeter disposition on any florist in the quaint Southern town. Don’t let the size of the town fool you. This flower shop boasts “small town personal touches with the floral experience of major cities.” For great gifts and masterful flower arrangements, call on Piccadilly’s!