Cake in the Mail – from Ruby
I got a cake in the mail today. Life doesn’t get more awesome than that.
It’s from my awesome virtual receptionist: Ruby.
When I first signed up with Ruby, they sent me a cool mug. When I went back to them, I actually wondered if I’d get another mug. 🙂 Seriously, the mugs are cool.
But they outdid themselves by sending a cake. Not just a plain cake with a computer-printed card inside. It’s a custom cake with a handwritten Ruby note card. Impressive.
Here’s the coolest part: They’re in Oregon. I’m in Virginia. I suppose cakes routinely fly around the country these days, but this country boy is amazed.
We can all learn some client relations lessons from Ruby. They know their stuff. How would your clients respond if you sent them a cake? We certainly can’t do that for every client, but it could be a great thank you for a new client who hired you for a big project.
If Ruby treats their clients this well, you can sure bet they’ll treat your clients right. To try them out, sign up for their 21-day money back guarantee using this form.
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11 Responses to “Cake in the Mail – from Ruby”
March 11th, 2010
hi i like reading your post, i too hope what if a cake travel form one place to another and it reaches safely. will cake go bad or stale in these long journey.
March 11th, 2010
Aww… thanks Andrew! We were delighted to have you back in the Ruby camp. As for the cake, I must give a shout out to Tony at 1-800-bakery.com. He makes it easy to send a custom cake anywhere in the U.S., and they’re very nice to work with too!
March 12th, 2010