What we told about

A friend sent me a YouTube link about Boomerangme in late 2023. I watched Mike's interview and bought a yearly subscription by December. I set my 2024 financial goals to transform my family's life by 2025.

My numbers tell the story: 11 clients closed from 29 pitches, plus 3 waiting to sign. I've kept a 50% success rate since mid-January. I do this alongside my main roles as a mom and wife.

My top case? A food truck business. We mix one-time offer coupons with Meta ads, reaching new customers. The truck tells customers where they'll serve the best smash burgers in Kansas City.

A charcuterie shop shows what subscriptions can do. Their monthly date night program brought 12 paid subscribers from one Facebook post, making $500 monthly. They team up with local spots for surprises - this month's members smash cars in a rage room.

I show clients three options:

Stamp cards - simple and clear
Tier-based cards with discounts or rewards·
Paid subscription clubs

Nice restaurants pick subscriptions. Their guests want VIP seats and instant champagne, not discounts.

The ROI screen makes me smile. Clients see their money grow - some get $30 back per dollar spent. Every account makes profit.

I still learn about sales blocks. Clients say no from timing: "New POS coming" or similar. My $200 monthly price rarely stops deals.

I watch the daily stats: sign-ups, rewards used, and sales. No activity for days? I call owners to fix problems.

Coffee shops and breweries love subscriptions. Breweries often run messy loyalty programs - we make them smooth like big brands.

Stripe setup looked hard at first. I sit with clients, ask basic questions, and it flows. Young owners grab subscription ideas faster than the over-50 crowd.

These programs work by making real connections. My clients count dollars made through loyalty. The math keeps them with us. Nobody cancels a service that turns $1 into $30.