Originally crafted to become Sparklight’s new tagline, “Always working for you” is more than a slogan. It represents our unwavering commitment to our customers and the communities we serve. Our customers are our families, friends, and neighbors, and this tagline signifies our promise to show up for them in a genuine, neighborly way.
“Always working for you” is our pledge—a steadfast commitment to being there for our customers whenever and however they need us. It acknowledges that Sparklight customers are not just an essential part of our business but an essential part of our lives, because we share space in the same communities they do. It’s a commitment that goes beyond words; a vow to consistently deliver excellent service and support to everyone we serve, because they rely on us—and they rely on our internet to go about their daily lives.
So, where do we use “Always working for you” and how does it appear? The answer is simple: Everywhere we interact with our customers. This phrase should punctuate all customer communications. Typically, it appears as a lockup with the Sparklight logo, signifying our ongoing passion for providing the best internet service in America. However, its use is versatile and can extend to various forms of customer interaction.
For example, it may feature at the end of email communications, informing customers about network upgrades that increase their internet speeds. It can also appear as part of our conquest marketing efforts to attract prospective customers, showcasing our dedication and providing a compelling reason to switch to Sparklight. Whether in advertising, social media, point-of-sale materials, in-store signage, or any other customer touchpoint, “Always working for you” serves as a testament to our dedication.
While the tagline is versatile, it’s crucial to use it judiciously. We must avoid placing “Always working for you” in contexts where it could be misinterpreted negatively or viewed in a cynical light by our customers. For instance, it should not appear on customer bills or invoice statements. Nor should it be included on price increase notifications or service termination notices. These are all examples of sensitive areas where the tagline might come across as insincere or sarcastic, and provoke a negative reaction.
“Always working for you” is Sparklight’s promise to its customers. It is a constant reminder of our commitment to delivering excellent service and support, demonstrating that we are always there for them. By carefully considering where and how we use this tagline, we can ensure it reinforces our dedication and maintains the trust and loyalty of our customers — good judgment should always be used with its context.