Special Offer on Gift Cards at Keller Williams Trade Show

RISMEDIA, Feb. 4, 2008–Keller Williams affiliates bound for the brand’s national trade show next week in Atlanta are invited to stop by Booth 1011 for special pricing on customized gift cards and a chance to win one of ten $10 Visa gift cards.

Produced by Cardvark, the co-branded gift cards feature your company’s logo, photo and/or artwork. They are the perfect way for brokers to gift customers, sales associates and others, promoting your brand and your business with a thank-you gift card redeemable anywhere the Visa card is accepted.

“The customized cards are a great way to reward top producing agents and employees,” said Cardvark president Tom Pecoraro. “They are also the perfect way for your agents to thank their clients with a gift that establishes your company’s integrity and will never end up in a yard sale.”

Brokers who visit the Cardvark booth at the trade show Feb. 9-13 can take advantage of a one-time $595 set-up, card-printing and program fee and pay just $99 down with payments arranged for convenience. The cards, pre-loaded with any denomination from $10 to $10,000 are only $4.95 each plus shipping, with volume discounts for orders above 1,000 cards ordered.

“Customers may supply their own camera ready artwork or have our art department create your exclusive design at no extra charge,” said Pecoraro.

Standard card carrier envelopes will be included free, with unique and specially designed pop-up house mailers available at an extra charge.

“You have to see these cards to fully appreciate the value they bring to your business,” said Gary Bieberich, founding broker and CEO of Sell4Free Real Estate. “My agents love them, our clients are impressed, and the cards keep our business name top of mind, which helps our agents get more referrals.”

Details are available by calling Pecoraro at 888-956-9227, ext. 706, or e-mailing him at Thomas@cardvark.us. “But don’t miss the chance to preview this opportunity in person,” he said. “We look forward to seeing you at the trade show.”