USACI Announces ""Get One Free" Dealer Incentive Program.

Written by Engle

Friday, 04 December 2009 12:27

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For years USACI has endorsed “multiple events” in local markets as a much more effect tool to build business than just doing one show each season.

USACI statistics show that multiple smaller events build more excitement, create more awareness, and generate more revenue than one larger event each year can. In response to this information USACI has decided to implement the “Three and Free” program for the 2010 season. Under this new program a USACI retailer would register for at least three sound off events at his/her store. Upon confirmation of the three events USACI will send the retailer a free $150 retailer membership package and give the retailer a fourth, 2X points event absolutely free! Along with the 100% free promotional event the retailer will also receive three consumer memberships for free as well. At their discretions the retailer can either sell or give away the free memberships to customers who compete and represent their business. Any retailer wishing to take advantage of this program can contact USACI at 479-750-0505 or contact your local regional director. A full listing of directors can be found at www.usaci.org

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