Cars for Stars campaign for more Rolls Royce Phantom wedding car hire operators

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Cars for Stars is one of the UK’s popular chauffeur car hire company which changed hands last month to new owner who are planning to expand their services and bring their expertise to bear in the wedding car hire market.

To keep up with the demand of wedding car rental enquires, Cars for Stars Ltd are launching a new campaign to recruit more Rolls Royce Phantom owners. According to PR Newswire, the Rolls Royce Phantom is one of the UK’s most popular wedding car.

For years Cars for Stars has been one of the biggest players in the world of corporate car hire offering chauffeur driven services to busy executives. Cars for Stars were also featured in Wedding News last month (June ’10) about targeting wedding car hire customers. Since then a new website is under construction, more wedding operators have been informed and advised to join the network, new jobs have been created!

Cars for Stars was setup in 2002 by two brothers, Stephen Hughes and Andrew Hughes. The intention was to set up a business which genuinely offered a reliable service where the customer was placed first.. Although neither of their backgrounds included transportation or the leisure industry, combined, they had a good mix of marketing, sales and customer service skills.

Unlike many others that make this claim, the principals of Cars for Stars set this as their founding motivation and part of the ethos of the business. It was decided that to keep overheads down, the marketing mix would mainly consist of enquiries generated from the internet, supported by Yellow Pages and local directory adverts.

The company is due to re-launch on the 12th July 2010.

Website: http://www.carsforstars.net
Tel: 0845 500 3030

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Posted by Jennifer Howarth on Jul 2 2010. Filed under All News, Asian Weddings, Wedding Transport. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry