Powered Now, the UK’s leading job management software for tradespeople, has launched its new ‘Friends with Benefits’ referral scheme which gives users the chance to win a range of top prizes while helping their peers discover a smarter way to run their businesses.
The scheme, which launches today, invites existing customers and prospective users to refer friends and colleagues who could benefit from the platform’s job management tools – including its vast paperwork template library, easy-to-use job scheduling function and handy customer update system amongst others.
Each successful referral rewards participants with a £50 cash bonus and automatic entry into a prize draw featuring a host of great giveaways — including SumUp card readers, a pair of AirPods Max, Just Eat vouchers, Powered Now merchandise gift packs, a range of tools and products from brands such as CT-1 and Fischer, and a PlayStation 5.
There is no cap on the number of referrals a participant can make, meaning there is no limit to the rewards that they can earn.
Prospective customers are invited to sign up to receive a unique referral code. The code can then be shared with friends or colleagues who can sign up by entering their name, company, and contact details.
Commenting on the launch of ‘Friends with Benefits’, Benjamin Dyer, CEO and Founder of Powered Now, said, “Our customers are our biggest advocates, and word-of-mouth referrals continue to be our most powerful growth driver. With ‘Friends with Benefits’, we’re saying thank you to the tradespeople who support us every day — rewarding their loyalty and helping them grow their businesses.
“With top prizes of a brand-new PlayStation 5, a pair of AirPods Max and tools bundles up for grabs, it’s definitely worth entering –- you’ve got to be in it to win it!”
To sign up to the ‘Friends with Benefits’ referral scheme, visit the Powered Now website here. What are you waiting for?
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