Recognition
The Guild emblem is a badge of quality, integrity, skill and expertise. Customers will recognise the Guild emblem and feel confident about choosing you.
A symbol of quality to enhance your reputation
Use The Guild emblem to help promote your services, both to advertise your membership and associate yourself with The Guild’s long established and well-earned reputation and the values we stand for. Year round promotion by the Guild and its members has enhanced this reputation and increased public awareness of The Guild of Master Craftsmen.
Your membership card and letter of introduction
Members are encouraged to use the Guild emblem to promote their services, both to advertise their membership and associate themselves with The Guild’s long established and well-earned reputation. To help members promote themselves there are a range of signs, stickers and stationary items all in print and digital format. For example the Guild letter of introduction to reassure customers of your accreditation with The Guild for the quality of your work and service. Utilising these can help you stand out in the crowd.
The 'Aims & Objectives' leaflet
Show your customers that you belong to a longstanding organisation devoted to the promotion of excellence and the engendering of craftsmanship.
The Guild online
The Guild promotes you through the online search engine – findacraftsman.com, which is also prominently promoted on findacraftsman.com/artisans along with The Guild website guildmc.com.
The Guild website is designed to convey the quality and skill of its members. It explains the background to The Guild and gives help and advice for the general public and businesses who might need to use your company.
The Guild is there for support
The Guild offers a free conciliation service for the benefit of our members and also to consumers.
The Guild acts as an impartial third party and endeavours to open a channel of communication between Member and the customer. Having examined all the facts, we suggest practical action to both parties by which the dispute may be resolved. Where appropriate, the services of an independent expert may be used.
Our only concern is to establish the facts and endeavour to bring about a resolution.