As ideas of mine go this one might be a little far fetched. Came up with the idea to reward repeat custom. Say if I see you 5 times get an extra 30 minutes free(this is just an example). Could be tricky monitoring it...possibly by saving numbers in phone as client name (1).

I came up with this idea after seeing that a few of you ladies give discounts for the armed services. Soooooo what do you think?

Kisses

Amber

I also offer a Forces Discount on production of ID (and Danielle, if you could PM me some more information about the specfic Afghanistan ones I would be very grateful, since I didn't know about them ), but I don't do it to drum up extra business, I do it partly to try and support the people who have fought and are still fighting for our country in about the only way I can, and also because I am ashamed that at least some of my tax money is being spent to send troops to other people's pointless wars, especially without proper kit or supplies. OK, vent over  .

I think the type of loyalty scheme you describe is more common in parlours where punters visit often - I don't have many regulars who visit more than once a month or six weeks and it would be hard (although not impossible) to keep track of. My longer standing regs tend to get things like extra time rather than an actual cheaper rate. I do stretch the Forces discount to some of my older gents too, as I have some who I know were servicemen for years.

Why not give it a try if you're comfortable with it? My concern would be that all the 'free' ones would come around at once - I had a go at bartering free time for jobs done when I first moved house and needed help with electrics and whatnot; it seemed like a good idea but I soon learned that working for nothing is not a good feeling and can make you feel very resentful. Let us know how it goes!

Pm sent sweetie 

I think it would be ok to keep track of if you make them party responsible for it. Tell them that the loyalty scheme is only available if they ask for it, and they have to mention it each time they want a booking to count. You could perhaps give them a code, which would be discreet enough to store somewhere. You'd need to make it clear that if they lose it or forgot to mention it one time, that's tough luck.