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September 09, 2024 • Issue 24:09:01

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Time for a preemptive strike

The period right after Labor Day in the United States is a time of opportunity for payments professionals. Many merchants have shifted their focus from summertime products and services and wound down their back-to-school sales, but they haven't yet ramped up their Halloween merchandising and promotions for Halloween and the busy year-end holiday season.

Merchants are starting to think about the upcoming sales surge, making this the perfect time for you, as their valued partner, to help them recalibrate and refocus. Use this month to connect with them, review their current payment processing needs and offer tailored solutions to help them thrive during the busy months ahead.

Consider this time as a preemptive strike. By reaching out to merchants now, you can address potential pain points, upgrade systems and introduce new features that will enhance their efficiency. Whether it's optimizing checkout processes, enhancing security features or integrating new digital and mobile payment options, your expertise can make all the difference as they gear up for their busiest season of the year.

Moreover, this is an excellent moment to offer educational content, webinars or one-on-one consultations that equip your clients with knowledge they need to tackle promising new challenges. Helping merchants understand the latest trends and best practices in payment processing will also strengthen your relationships with them.

So don’t let September pass by unnoticed. Seize this time to add value and position yourself and your clients for victory in the busy months ahead. By focusing on this often-overlooked period, you can ensure that when the holiday rush begins, your merchants are not just ready—they're ahead of the game. end of article

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