Creating Legal Coupons for Real Estate Businesses: Questions Answered

[laurieandjaffy]

I have a question? First I need to know if this is legal advertising? Has anybody ever made their own coupons? I have a friend who is a realtor wanting me to put business cards and maybe some type of personal discount coupon in there packets they give to customers. It would just be a coupon for soemthing free with an order or a percentage off, etc. I am not even sure how to go about making them. Help!

 

[erinb]

I have a question? First I need to know if this is legal advertising? Has anybody ever made their own coupons? I have a friend who is a realtor wanting me to put business cards and maybe some type of personal discount coupon in there packets they give to customers. It would just be a coupon for soemthing free with an order or a percentage off, etc. I am not even sure how to go about making them. Help!

I think that as long as you state on them that they can only be used through you it would be ok. See what some of the others on here say before you do it though.

This is a file that has been posted before in the flyers and letters thread.
http://www.chefsuccess.com/attachme...ing-gift-certificate-25-coupons-gift-cert.doc

 

[missyciccolella]

I have found some coupons along with a recipe in the files (more for a booth, but you could certainly customize to fit your needs). As I understand it, you have to be careful in using the logo and anything with a copyright, also give full credit where you got the recipe (I assume you would a PC recipe). Having said all that, do you make your own business cards? If so, print something on the back as well...like 10% off your first purchase or host a show and get (blank) free...whatever you choose. You could also print labels and stick on the cards as well. Maybe attached a mini-catalog to your business card...at least that is a preview of our products and way to order. Bottom line...at least put your card in there - who knows where that will take you!