50 shades of Treasure Trails

Don’t worry we are not going to go all sleazy on you, but rather to write about the power of word of mouth and specifically the power as it relates to Treasure Trails.

Friends and Family

Treasure Trails have always been delighted that customers tell their friends and neighbours about their adventures exploring local towns and villages. We know that they do because high up on the list of why people buy Trails is “word of mouth”.

Many of the hen party or birthday party enquiries we get tell us that they have either been on a hen or party weekend that involved a Trail or a friend had done one and it sounded great fun.

Gifts at Christmas can be incredibly expensive and sometimes it is hard to find one that is just right. Maybe you want something for the person who has everything or who wants an experience rather than just more stuff; or the neighbour who has helped all year or even the friend who can’t sit still. And this is where word of mouth comes in – chatting over coffee – what was the best gift you got / gave for Christmas … answer a Treasure Trail around the neighbourhood.

Social Media

Social media is all about word of mouth too. We have an interested and engaged Facebook and Instagram community.  If you are a regular follower, you will know that we devise a weekly Tuesday Teaser which attracts lots of comments and sometimes conversations.  And Facebook and Instagram are perfect for sharing information with friends and family and is today’s equivalent of word of mouth.

Our newsletters nearly always contain a puzzle or two and these can be downloaded and shared too. If you don’t already get the newsletter, you can sign up at the bottom of this page.

You

And this is our fun challenge to you – talk about Treasure Trails to at least one person a day for 5 days using Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest or by leaning on the garden fence.

Tell them all about your adventures and give them your Refer a Friend code! (You can find this in your account area when you're logged in to the website.

Who will you tell first?