CARROLLTON, Texas, Aug. 15, 2016 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Blue Jay Wireless launched in California in March 2016 and has seen tremendous growth and results throughout the state, since its inception. More than 8000 new customers have joined the Blue Jay family since March.
National Sales Manager, Bryant Cloud stated that Los Angeles has proven to be a growing community of new customers. “South L.A., Downtown, and East L.A. are productive neighborhoods, and the addition of Gardenia, Compton and Watts will see even greater growth,” adds Cloud. Blue Jay is filling a need in greater Los Angeles by offering California LifeLine service to those who qualify.
Blue Jay Samaritans are finding that the new areas in California have been very receptive to Blue Jay setting up in their communities. Aldo Ochoa, a Blue Jay Regional Manager in Southern California, shares, “People in both Los Angeles and San Diego are realizing that Blue Jay is about more than just getting a phone. They see that Blue Jay is about serving the community with friendly customer service, establishing relationships in the neighborhoods and showing that we care. Plus, the Give a Day program is really making a difference to people in those areas and they see that we have a heart and a compassion for giving back to communities.”
Blue Jay sets themselves apart from the other California LifeLine providers by establishing consistency in the neighborhoods and providing community service with the Give a Day program. Locals are seeing a difference in how Blue Jay conducts business and are responding in a positive way. Many people who approach a Blue Jay location in the Los Angeles area say that they heard from someone else and wanted to come see for themselves, and apply for service. Word of mouth is a strong marketing tool in the community. Blue Jay is creating a lot of buzz in the L.A. and San Diego communities, as well as across the Golden State. It seems that Blue Jay may be making a case to be the new state bird of California.
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