The earlier you sign up, the more members you have

Many people want to attract many members to spend in their stores, so they plan to have customers apply for membership cards and then use points to attract customers. For example, spend 100 yuan and get 100 points, and accumulate 1000 points to redeem certain items. Through such activities, they can drive consumption. So many store owners started looking for membership card manufacturers. They inquired about one and found the price quite reasonable and the quality good. When they wanted to cooperate, they unexpectedly heard that one was even cheaper. So they asked about it, and when they wanted to work again, they saw another seller's was cheaper. So they compared them one by one—the higher price felt expensive, the cheaper one seemed poor quality. In this frustrating situation, they kept delaying day after day. Finally, after five months, I chose a slightly cheaper manufacturer to make a batch of membership cards. When the cards were made, you found the quality was unsatisfactory, so you contacted the manufacturer again. During this time, another month passed before I finally understood the issue.

From the initial plan to make the card to the actual use, six months have passed. If you make the decision quickly from the start, this store can accumulate six months of membership. So, the earlier you set up a card, the more members you'll have. In fact, the most important factor in card selection is the manufacturer's professionalism. You get what you pay for—this is an age-old truth. Cheap prices inevitably lower material quality, lower process strictness, and lower QC quality inspection efforts.

Moreover, to achieve the effect of a high-end membership card, spending a lot of money is even more reasonable. Factors such as material quality, complexity and strictness of craftsmanship, and the intensity of quality inspections all determine the card's price.