What is T3?

T3, (TOTAL TRAVEL TOKENS) is a TOTAL Marketing Benefits program designed to reward the hard work of the dealers who sell and promote the product lines we represent.

Dealers earn travel tokens by selling the products of our participating T3 Partners. One token is earned for each $200 in dealer sales between January 1 and December 31 of the qualifying year. Tokens are applied toward a trip the following February.

The T3 trip features one day of seminars, roundtables and manufacturer exhibits. The rest of the trip is yours to enjoy. We encourage you to bring your family and enjoy this reward for your hard work all year!

T3 2010

JAMAICA!!

We have just finalized the plans to take the TOTAL T3 trip to Rose Hall Resort & Spa February 3rd through the 7th.

Rose Hall Resort

Once again, this is an all-inclusive destination!  Rose Hall is an amazing place in Montego Bay surrounded by rain forests and crystal blue ocean. There is, of course, a golf course right next door where the T3 Golf Tournament will take place as well as a water park the whole family can enjoy.

Please contact Darcy Harrell for information on your current token count!

T3 Comments

This trip is something we work towards all year. We look at it as one way to justify our business decisions. We work with TOTAL partners because they support our business differently than other manufacturers through their participation in the T3 program. Other manufacturers make similar products, but the RELATIONSHIPS we have with our T3 partners determine which manufacturers we work with throughout the year. The trip also makes us feel that the participating companies understand the importance of RELATIONSHIPS, and that they value our loyalty. Each year, we have numerous manufacturers knocking on our door, trying to gain our business. The T3 program makes our business relationships PERSONAL, and keeps us doing business with the T3 partners.
- Diana Betts, SAV

"The most important thing about T3 is speaking with other competitors about their business, what's working, what's not and how we all feel about what, where, and how the market is moving. The environment never once felt 'competitive', yet values and ideas were shared."
- Dawna Payne, Data Projections