Reward Buddy launched in 2019 after Luke Santamaria implemented and brought to life a referral program for a physio group that he managed.

From there, Luke saw an opportunity to help other businesses, especially those that aren’t digital and trade online, to leverage their word-of-mouth and grow their referral programs.

RewardBuddy is great for service-based businesses such as cafes, gyms, trades, health providers, and those that don’t have a lot of time or money to put into marketing but who rely on word-of-mouth and referrals.

The platform also helps retain clients with a loyalty reward aspect with a points system for using business on the platform as well as reviewing businesses on the platform. The great thing is, those points can be used with any business on RewardBuddy.

Further, the platform provides the flexibility for businesses to create and implement bespoke reward programs so they aren’t forced into a one size fits all or pre-determined packages.

One of the advantages of the platform is that through a business’ reward system, they are collecting names and contact details of their customers; something that is sadly overlooked by a lot of small and medium businesses.

I found out about RewardBuddy on a Facebook group I am a member of where Luke had posted an article titled, 8 Ways To Get More Customer Referrals. I thought it had some great and practical advice especially for those on limited budgets because a lot of what Luke talks about can be implemented without spending a lot of money.

Being the passionate word-of-mouth and referral advocate he is, Luke went way overtime on covering the eight ways to get more customer referrals. As such, I’ve split the chat with Luke up into two episodes. You’ll hear the first half here, in episode 18, and the second half in episode 19.

Reward Buddy launched in 2019 after Luke Santamaria implemented and brought to life a referral program for a physio group that he managed.
From there, Luke saw an opportunity to help other businesses, especially those that aren&rsquo;t digital and trade online, to leverage their word-of-mouth and grow their referral programs.
RewardBuddy is great for service-based businesses such as cafes, gyms, trades, health providers, and those that don&rsquo;t have a lot of time or money to put into marketing but who rely on word-of-mouth and referrals.
The platform also helps retain clients with a loyalty reward aspect with a points system for using business on the platform as well as reviewing businesses on the platform. The great thing is, those points can be used with any business on RewardBuddy.
Further, the platform provides the flexibility for businesses to create and implement bespoke reward programs so they aren&rsquo;t forced into a one size fits all or pre-determined packages.
One of the advantages of the platform is that through a business&rsquo; reward system, they are collecting names and contact details of their customers; something that is sadly overlooked by a lot of small and medium businesses.
I found out about RewardBuddy on a Facebook group I am a member of where Luke had posted an article titled, 8 Ways To Get More Customer Referrals. I thought it had some great and practical advice especially for those on limited budgets because a lot of what Luke talks about can be implemented without spending a lot of money.
Being the passionate word-of-mouth and referral advocate he is, Luke went way overtime on covering the eight ways to get more customer referrals. As such, I&rsquo;ve split the chat with Luke up into two episodes. You&rsquo;ll hear the first half here, in episode 18, and the second half in episode 19.

Do you sometimes struggle to see the forest for the trees when it comes to marketing? You aren’t the only one.

Marketing is actually pretty easy to describe. Marketing is about finding people with a need and getting them to trust you. As such, your job is to get the right people, the right information, at the right time.

Easier said than done though, right? Especially if you listen to all the marketing advice fluff and rubbish that fills your social feeds and inbox which promises the world but actually just leaves you confused.

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No nonsense marketing advice; that’s it.

Get listening and search for Marketing Builder, wherever you get your podcasts, or visit marketingbuilder.net.

Do you sometimes struggle to see the forest for the trees when it comes to marketing? You aren&rsquo;t the only one.
Marketing is actually pretty easy to describe. Marketing is about finding people with a need and getting them to trust you. As such, your job is to get the right people, the right information, at the right time.
Easier said than done though, right? Especially if you listen to all the marketing advice fluff and rubbish that fills your social feeds and inbox which promises the world but actually just leaves you confused.
Instead, you should listen to Marketing Builder; the show where you&rsquo;ll get lots of little bricks of practical and clear advice to help you build up your marketing. Or, I&rsquo;ll catch up with a cool business that is crushing their marketing right know so you can learn from them as well.
I&rsquo;m not mucking around. Drawing on over 20 years of marketing experience, me, Daniel Oyston, will dive straight into a topic and provide you with short, sharp, and to the point marketing advice that you can apply straight away.
No nonsense marketing advice; that&rsquo;s it.
Get listening and search for Marketing Builder, wherever you get your podcasts, or visit marketingbuilder.net.

Lots of little bricks of practical and clear advice to help you build up your marketing.

Marketing Builder Podcast

Hosted by Daniel Oyston, from Content Grasshopper, Marketing Builder is the show where you’ll get lots of little bricks of practical and clear advice to help you build up your marketing. Or, Daniel will catch up with a cool business that is crushing their marketing right now so you can learn from them as well.

Drawing on over 20 years of marketing experience, Daniel will dive straight into a topic and provide you with short, sharp, and to the point marketing advice that you can apply straight away.

No nonsense marketing advice; that’s it.

Hosted by Daniel Oyston, from Content Grasshopper, Marketing Builder is the show where you&rsquo;ll get lots of little bricks of practical and clear advice to help you build up your marketing. Or, Daniel will catch up with a cool business that is crushing their marketing right now so you can learn from them as well.
Drawing on over 20 years of marketing experience, Daniel will dive straight into a topic and provide you with short, sharp, and to the point marketing advice that you can apply straight away.
No nonsense marketing advice; that&rsquo;s it.

Marketing Builder

Delivering great outcomes are not enough; you need to actively encourage and word-of-mouth and referrasl.

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