Snipp Receives US$ 200K One-Month Extension Order From North America’s Leading Roofing Manufacturer

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Snipp Interactive Inc (TSXV:SPN), a global provider of digital marketing promotions, rebates and loyalty solutions announced that it has secured a US$200K agreement with a leading roofing manufacturer. According to the company, the customer is the number one manufacturer of roofing material in North America and is part of the largest roofing and waterproofing business …

Snipp Interactive Inc (TSXV:SPN), a global provider of digital marketing promotions, rebates and loyalty solutions announced that it has secured a US$200K agreement with a leading roofing manufacturer.

According to the company, the customer is the number one manufacturer of roofing material in North America and is part of the largest roofing and waterproofing business in the world.

As quoted in the press release:

The Customer had signed Snipp for a continuity program last year and renewed the program earlier this year. Under this agreement, the Customer has extended the scope of the program for another month.

The continuity program, aimed at encouraging consumer interaction for extended sales lift allows consumers to purchase qualifying products over multiple transactions, at a leading retailer, to earn retailer specific eGift cards. Consumers submit their purchase receipts via text, email, or a custom branded microsite and the receipts are processed on SnippCheck, Snipp’s market-leading receipt processing platform, all without affecting packaging or requiring any POS integration.

“We are very pleased to once again expand our relationship with this existing customer, a testament to the growing value and performance of our technology platform and marketing solutions,” said Atul Sabharwal, Chief Executive Officer at Snipp. “As we continue to build our technology platform and marketing expertise, we look forward to delivering more value-added benefits to this client and to seeing many more relationships with existing clients mature into longer-term engagements.”

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