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Lords Wines Launches New Scheme for Trade Incentives & Consumer Promotion

North West Independent Wine Merchants Launches Wine Incentive Scheme To Help Other Grow Their Businesses

2012-04-05
CHESHIRE, ENGLAND, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Cheshire based business, Lords Wines has over a decades worth of experience in supplying the on-trade and independent off-trade with an exciting range of competitively priced wines. However, over recent years the growing demand from businesses wanting to use wines for trade incentives and consumer promotions has led Lords to devise a new scheme to help others grow their businesses.

Business owner, Jonathan Lord described how "With the current economic climate, more and more businesses are realising the importance of incentive schemes in terms of bringing in new customers and nurturing existing ones. Having an effective incentive scheme in place can really help to grow your business revenue."

As wine importers of over ten years standing, Lords guarantee quality wines. Many of their wines are award winners at major international wine shows, a fitting endorsement of their quality.
- Lords has experience in design and initial concept. Your company brochures, labels and flyers can be included with all of their wine gifts.
- Everything takes place on site. The warehouse is modern and well equipped, guaranteeing an efficient service from start to finish.
- Dedicated account managers. Staff are knowledgeable and passionate about their products and always ensure a friendly and professional service from start to finish.

There are many gifts that could be given to staff as part of an incentive scheme so why choose wine? Wine has a high perceived value. A good bottle of wine makes a great corporate gift; timeless, elegant and rarely turned down! All of Lords wine gifts are beautifully packed and distribution takes place on site at the warehouse.

Lords Wines have had particularly good feedback with their wine incentives when they are used in the following ways:

- Holiday Cottage or Villa Rentals. Wine gifts are left on arrival or departure of a holiday to encourage repeat booking.
- Travel Agencies. Bottles of wine are sent out after bookings are made as a thank you.
- Recruitment Agencies. Champagne is sent out to the candidate after the agency has successfully placed them in a new role.
- Sales Roles. Wine gifts are given to candidates who consistently reach and exceed targets.
- Distributors. Cases of wine are often used to incentivise distributors achieving sales targets.
- Points for prizes retail schemes. Using wines within company loyalty schemes, Lords can tailor our wines to fit within a range of price levels.
- Referrals. Wine incentives are often used as a thank you for referring business.

Wine is very effective when used in employee reward schemes and can really help to motivate and empower staff. Lords Wines are able to offer mixed wine cases which are perfect for rewarding business teams. To get in touch with Lords Wines to get your Trade Incentive and Consumer Promotion Scheme up and running please use the contact details below:

Website: http://www.lordswines.co.uk

Tel: 01606 831313
Fax: 01606 834710

Email: info@lordswines.co.uk

Address:
Lords Wines
Unit 8, Valley Court
Sanderson Way
Middlewich
Cheshire
CW10 0GF

Established in 1998, Lords Gifts has enjoyed rapid growth in successive years of trading to become a leading UK supplier of wine and cheese gifts, champagne gifts and luxury hampers.


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[Press-News.org] Lords Wines Launches New Scheme for Trade Incentives & Consumer Promotion
North West Independent Wine Merchants Launches Wine Incentive Scheme To Help Other Grow Their Businesses