The Net Savings Link Incentive Program Business Market Consists of $46 Billion
* Industry survey’s show that more than half of America’s largest companies use motivational incentives as part of their business strategies, and with leaned out budgets and cash incentives costing more than three times that of tangible incentives, an ever-growing number of businesses are turning to non-cash incentives as a way to both control spending and motivate employees and consumers. Businesses from every sector ranging from small to large are continuously using incentives as a tool to attract customers, increase sales, and motivate and reward employees. According to the Incentive Federation study of the Incentive Marketing Association, the bigger a company, the more likely they are to use incentives and the more money they spend on them.
* Experts agree that incentives are a major force motivating what people do. When an individual is willing to put forth effort into obtaining an incentive, it becomes a goal; and an incentive with perceived value can motivate both employees and consumers.
* With incentive sales expected to top $46 Billion this year and incentives of low complexity and rapid response in high demand, the Net Savings Link incentive program, delivered both electronically and in print, is perfectly set up to benefit from this vast Marketplace where the possibilities and potentials are endless.
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