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KellyCo's Top Metal Detector Questions to Ask
Kellyco does things that I think can be cheesy sometimes (corny) as far as marketing and promotion but, they are also on the leading edge as far as distributors and dealers trying to educate the consumer in a positive way. Every company - if they are smart, marries THEIR message to educational and public service content, and I think this is a Great example that went up on KellyCo's Facebook page.
What do YOU think?
http://www.kellycodetectors.com/library/five_questions.htm
Kellyco does things that I think can be cheesy sometimes (corny) as far as marketing and promotion but, they are also on the leading edge as far as distributors and dealers trying to educate the consumer in a positive way. Every company - if they are smart, marries THEIR message to educational and public service content, and I think this is a Great example that went up on KellyCo's Facebook page.
http://www.kellycodetectors.com/library/five_questions.htm


I think most people will go with who ever has the best price, but also Mike's service is about the best you can get. I called the guy on a Sat night and my bank wouldn't process the amount because it was over $1000! he still worked with me on things, and got the deal done. once my Etrac arrived he worked with me on the phone setting it up. customer service and the whole package makes the deal, I'd buy some kellco again also- because for me there are no local dealers in my area, even if they have a web presence I've yet to see any ads on TV or hear of them word of mouth...and that is their fault. I can't blame kellyco for buying in bulk, underselling products and staying in business. - it's business. company's do that if they want to stay in business, they take care of their customers...this is a lot like the Walmart argument - I won't shop there because they put small businesses under... walmat sells cheap stuff, and cut throat rates- I can't see kellyco doing that- they don't seem to be dealing direct with china and having things made...when they do I might side with you on that one -right now, they in my opinion are pretty good- oh and they owe me $25...for messing up my last order...seriously- you'd think I'd give them bad knocks? they said I have a credit waiting on my next order. Thank you for bringing this up- as I'm going to have to take them up on it...you just reminded me! :P






