![]() Wisely, though, it includes the touchy suggestion that, adored as she was, Diana was an overrated public figure. Skillfully edited, the film mostly sides with her, editorializing her treatment by the media, alienation and untimely death. In one of the best profiles yet of Diana (how many have there been so far? 10,000?) the film features no contemporary interviews or formal narration as it details Diana’s romance and doomed marriage to Prince Charles, her personal difficulties and the deep resentment she roused inside the royal family as her swelling popularity began taking on a life of its own. This is not discoverable by most customers without instructions.WAY to much effort on customer side.The eternal appeal of the Princess Diana story is on show again in the respectful documentary The Princess, an engrossing chronicle of her public life and tragic death assembled purely through archival footage and photographs. The only way the customer can see the message is to click on the bottom left corner on the "I". If I click on the message the card opens up and you do not see the message on the card. Additionally, on iPhones you can not see the entire message when the phone is locked. The link alone left most confused and only enrolled, not installed. I should not have to send a video or instructional card which I am currently having to do to new customers. The app needs pop ups instructing customers through sign up or a banner "To Finalize enrollments, click add button to finalize enrollment and add to your wallet". It is a very valuable tool to separate yourself from the crowd. I like all the features available to a business owner. Suggested improvements on customer side would make this an awesome app. More frustrations than benefits thus far. I don't know if it's a failure on Loopy's part so much as just a "Buyer, pay attention" kind of thing.Ĭustomer use is difficult and cumbersome and requires lots of explanation But that can be solved with a little more attention paid by the card owner. Couple this with the fact you can't add to their data once entered (or at least I haven't figured out how yet), and it could potentially be a real mess. ![]() That makes it a little awkward when you're trying to figure out which Amy's card you're about to punch. So my first 25 customers have only their first names inputted. As an example, I didn't notice it was only asking for customer first names. You have to check to be sure it's asking for all the customer data. All in all, this is a good service for anyone looking for a simple, easy-to-use loyalty program. Their customer service people are readily available, if you need them, and they're super helpful. ![]() It's very easy to use (on both the owner and customer side), and it's quite reasonably priced, in my opinion. I was looking for a loyalty card program that was easy to use and didn't cost an arm and a leg. This tool has definitely helped with that. In my business, customer loyalty requires work. I think it's definitely boosted my sales. icon "What I dislike about Loopy is that the setup process does take time to be complete.".icon "Couple this with the fact you can't add to their data once entered (or at least I haven't figured out how yet), and it could potentially be a real mess.".The link alone left most confused and only enrolled, not installed." ![]()
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