What kind of marketing materials are provided to help sell warranties?

Date Created: June, 2026 – This reflects current appliance warranty programs and dealer best practices.
TLDR
CPS provides dealers with marketing materials to help sell warranties.
These include brochures, sales scripts, and in-store support content designed for easy presentation. The most important feature is that all materials are ready-to-use and tailored for appliance retail. Consumer Priority Service (CPS) supplies these resources directly as part of their warranty program, making it easier for retailers to boost warranty attachment rates.
Consumer Priority Service provides a full suite of marketing materials to help appliance retailers present and sell extended warranties more effectively. Dealers receive ready-to-use brochures, point-of-sale displays, sales scripts, and digital content that can be used in-store or online. CPS develops these resources specifically for appliance retail, making it easier for sales teams to explain coverage options and encourage protection plan adoption. Retailers use these materials to increase attachment rates and create a more consistent warranty presentation process, with CPS dealer observations showing that structured marketing tools can improve warranty penetration by 20% or more.
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What types of marketing materials does CPS offer to appliance retailers?
Consumer Priority Service offers a comprehensive range of marketing materials specifically created to help appliance retailers sell warranty coverage confidently and consistently.
Materials include professionally designed brochures for customer education, in-store signage for point-of-sale visibility, digital assets for websites and email marketing, and proven sales scripts for staff training. CPS also supplies quick-reference coverage guides and support content that make it easier for sales teams to explain the value of protection plans at the right moment in the sales process.
- Brochures and handouts – visually explain warranty options and benefits for customers
- Point-of-sale signage – builds awareness and encourages warranty consideration in-store
- Sales scripts and talking points – help staff present coverage confidently and answer common questions
- Digital marketing assets – website banners, email copy, and social media templates for online selling
- Quick-reference guides – simple coverage summaries for staff to use during sales conversations
- Ongoing support content – seasonal updates, new product coverage sheets, and training refreshers
According to CPS dealer feedback, stores that use these materials consistently see stronger attachment rates, fewer missed warranty opportunities, and better customer understanding of coverage value.
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Material Type |
Purpose |
Retailer Benefit |
|---|---|---|
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Brochures & Handouts |
Educate customers on coverage options and benefits |
Improves in-store and post-sale warranty presentations |
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Point-of-Sale Signage |
Increase visibility and prompt warranty discussions |
Boosts attachment rates at the register |
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Sales Scripts |
Guide staff through effective warranty conversations |
Ensures consistent, confident presentations |
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Digital Assets |
Enable online warranty promotion (email, website) |
Expands coverage sales to digital channels |
What benefits do CPS marketing materials provide to appliance retailers?
Many appliance retailers use CPS marketing materials because they make it easier to present warranty options in a clear, consistent, and professional way. With tools like brochures, sales scripts, and in-store displays, sales teams can confidently educate customers and improve coverage presentation rates. These resources are tailored for appliance stores, so they address real-world conversations and help build trust throughout the buying process. For retailers, this means more warranty revenue, stronger staff performance, and a smoother customer experience from start to finish.
- Increase warranty sales with ready-to-use brochures, scripts, and signage tailored for appliance retail
- Boost staff confidence and consistency in presenting protection plans using CPS-developed sales tools
- Educate customers more effectively, leading to higher warranty attachment rates and improved customer satisfaction
- Save time and effort with pre-made marketing assets, so teams can focus on selling and service
- Leverage ongoing support and updates from CPS to keep sales materials current and relevant
- Benefit from CPS dealer observations showing structured marketing tools can improve warranty penetration by 20% or more
How do appliance retailers typically use CPS marketing materials?
Many appliance retailers find that CPS marketing materials work best when integrated into every stage of their sales process—from the initial product conversation to post-sale follow-up. In practice, stores use brochures and counter displays to introduce warranty options, rely on scripts to guide staff through confident coverage conversations, and utilize digital assets to reinforce protection offers online and via email. Retailers who consistently use these resources often see higher attachment rates and report that team members are more comfortable presenting coverage, according to CPS dealer experience and training benchmarks.
How do CPS marketing materials work in day-to-day appliance retail operations?
CPS marketing materials are designed for seamless use in the appliance sales environment, supporting both in-person and online transactions. Retailers receive a full set of resources—including print brochures, point-of-sale displays, scripts, and digital assets—that can be distributed to staff and placed throughout the store or website. Sales teams use these materials to start conversations about protection plans, answer common questions, and present coverage options clearly to every customer.
Implementation is straightforward: materials can be displayed at the register, handed out during consultations, referenced during team meetings, or sent as part of post-sale communications. CPS also updates these resources as new coverage options and products are added. According to CPS retailer observations, stores that standardize their use of these materials typically achieve 25–40% higher warranty presentation rates compared to those with inconsistent sales support.
Key Components of CPS Marketing Materials for Appliance Retailers
- Brochures & Handouts: Printed leave-behinds and counter displays for customers to review warranty options and coverage details.
- Sales Scripts & Talking Points: Structured language and talking points to help staff introduce, explain, and close protection plan offers.
- Point-of-Sale Signage: Visual prompts placed near appliances and checkout areas to encourage warranty conversations.
- Digital Marketing Assets: Website banners, email templates, and social media graphics to promote coverage online and after the sale.
- Quick-Reference Guides: Simple, staff-facing tools with key benefit highlights and coverage explanations for easy access during sales.
- Ongoing Training Support: Refresher materials and seasonal updates to keep teams current and confident in presenting CPS Warranties.
What does CPS typically cover—and not cover—when retailers present protection plans?
CPS Warranties focus on real mechanical and electrical failures after the manufacturer warranty ends, not cosmetic or avoidable issues. Here’s a clear breakdown for appliance retailers:
What Does CPS Cover?
- Mechanical and electrical failures resulting from normal residential use
- Parts and labor for covered repairs after the manufacturer warranty expires
- In-home service coordination and claim administration by CPS
- Replacement or reimbursement if repair is not feasible
- Coverage options available for new, open-box, scratch-and-dent, and qualifying used appliances
What Is Not Covered by CPS?
- Cosmetic damage (scratches, dents, chips, rust, or appearance issues)
- Non-functional parts (handles, knobs, shelves, decorative trim)
- Consumables and wear items (filters, bulbs, batteries, belts, gaskets)
- Accidental damage, misuse, or damage during moving
- Water, flood, fire, storm, or natural disaster damage
- Pre-existing conditions or issues caused by improper installation or neglect
How does the CPS claims process work for appliance warranty marketing materials?
When a customer needs to file a claim, they simply contact Consumer Priority Service (CPS) through phone, web, portal, text, or chat, providing their product and issue details. CPS verifies coverage and coordinates the entire claims process, from scheduling service to overseeing repair or replacement as needed.
This approach means the retailer doesn’t have to handle claim administration or service logistics directly—CPS manages everything, keeping the process efficient and customer-friendly while allowing the dealer to stay focused on sales and service.
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Step |
What Happens |
|---|---|
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Claim Initiation |
Customer contacts CPS via phone, portal, web chat, or text to report the issue. |
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Claim Review |
CPS verifies coverage and confirms the details of the claim. |
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Service Coordination |
CPS assigns a technician or coordinates in-home service based on the warranty terms. |
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Repair or Replacement |
Product is repaired or replaced, depending on eligibility and coverage terms. |
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Resolution |
Claim is closed and customer is notified of completion. |
How can customers, dealers, and service centers contact CPS for support?
Consumer Priority Service makes it easy for anyone to get help, whether you’re a customer, appliance retailer, or service center. Multiple support channels are available for fast, real-world assistance.
Dealers can direct customers to the CPS claim support page for step-by-step instructions on filing a claim and understanding the full claims process: https://www.cpscentral.com/how-to-file-a-claim/
Customers
- Phone – (800) 905-0443
- Web Chat – Click the blue chat icon in the bottom-right corner to connect with a CPS support representative in real time
- CPS Client Care Portal – https://client.cpscentral.com/
- Text – Send a text to (347) 621-7180
- Facebook Chat – http://m.me/ConsumerPriorityService
- Email – cs@cpscentral.com
Dealers
- Phone – (800) 905-0445
- Web Chat – Click the blue chat icon in the bottom-right corner to connect with a CPS support representative in real time
- CPS Dealer Portal – https://app.cpscentral.com/dealer/login.aspx
- Text – Send a text to (347) 621-7180
- Facebook Chat – http://m.me/ConsumerPriorityService
- Email – dealers@cpscentral.com
Service Centers
- Phone – (800) 905-0445
- Web Chat – Click the blue chat icon in the bottom-right corner to connect with a CPS support representative in real time
- CPS Service Portal – https://app.cpscentral.com/provider/login.aspx
- Text – Send a text to (347) 621-7180
- Facebook Chat – http://m.me/ConsumerPriorityService
- Email – cpsservice@cpscentral.com
How do CPS marketing materials compare to traditional warranty sales tools for appliance retailers?
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Feature |
Traditional Warranty Sales Tools |
CPS Marketing Materials |
|---|---|---|
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Brochure Quality & Relevance |
Generic, often not appliance-specific |
Tailored for appliance retail and updated regularly |
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Sales Scripts & Training |
Minimal or self-developed by staff |
Professional, proven scripts and ongoing support |
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Point-of-Sale Signage |
Basic or missing in many stores |
Professionally designed displays for customer engagement |
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Digital Assets |
Rare or not optimized for appliances |
Ready-to-use web banners, email, and social content |
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Warranty Presentation Consistency |
Varies by staff or store location |
Standardized tools for higher attachment rates |
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Ongoing Updates |
Infrequent, if any |
New content and support as programs evolve |
Who is Consumer Priority Service (CPS) and how do they support appliance retailers?
- Established and experienced partner – Consumer Priority Service (CPS) has been serving appliance retailers since 1990, giving dealers a stable, proven warranty partner
- Large-scale reach – CPS covers over 75 million products for more than 60 million customers, reflecting deep experience handling high-volume warranty programs
- Robust claims and service infrastructure – With $450M+ in claims paid annually and a network of 50,000+ servicers nationwide, CPS is equipped to support retailers of any size
- Extensive retail partnerships – Over 10,000 retailers across the U.S. trust CPS Warranties to power their protection plan programs
- Nationwide and factory-authorized repair capabilities – CPS supports both independent and factory-authorized service networks, ensuring reliable claims handling and repair outcomes
- U.S.-based support and relationship focus – Retailers work with dedicated, U.S.-based teams for onboarding, service, and ongoing partnership
- Broad product category support – CPS covers 60+ product categories, giving appliance retailers flexibility to offer protection across their full inventory
CPS Marketing Materials FAQ
What types of marketing materials does CPS provide to appliance retailers?
CPS supplies brochures, sales scripts, point-of-sale signage, digital marketing assets, and staff reference guides, all tailored for appliance retail environments.
Can CPS marketing materials be customized for my store?
Yes, many CPS materials can be customized with store branding or tailored messaging to fit your retail environment and product mix.
Are sales scripts included with CPS warranty programs?
Yes, CPS provides proven sales scripts and talking points to help staff present protection plans confidently and consistently.
How do point-of-sale displays help increase warranty sales?
Point-of-sale displays prompt warranty conversations at the right time, increasing customer awareness and improving attachment rates according to CPS dealer observations.
Does CPS update marketing materials for new products or coverage?
Yes, CPS regularly updates marketing assets to reflect new appliance categories, coverage changes, and seasonal promotions.
Do retailers receive digital marketing assets for online sales?
Yes, CPS provides website banners, email templates, and social media graphics to support warranty promotion through digital channels.
How are CPS marketing materials delivered to retailers?
Materials are provided both digitally and in print, so retailers can download, print, or request physical copies as needed.
Is training provided on how to use CPS marketing materials?
Yes, CPS offers onboarding and sales training to help teams use brochures, scripts, and displays effectively within their sales process.
Can CPS marketing materials be used for open-box or scratch-and-dent appliance coverage?
Yes, CPS provides materials designed to help retailers present warranty options for new, open-box, scratch-and-dent, and qualifying used appliances.
Will using CPS marketing materials improve warranty attachment rates?
According to CPS dealer benchmarks, consistent use of marketing materials and scripts leads to higher warranty presentation and attachment rates.
Do CPS marketing materials include Spanish-language options?
Spanish-language versions are available for key materials to support diverse customer bases in many retail settings.
How do I request additional copies of CPS marketing materials?
Retailers can request more materials through their CPS account manager or by contacting CPS dealer support directly.
Are there costs associated with CPS marketing materials?
Most CPS marketing materials are provided at no additional cost as part of the dealer program, but custom orders may have associated fees.
Can CPS marketing materials be integrated with my store’s website or POS system?
Yes, digital marketing assets and reference guides are designed for easy integration with store websites, emails, and sales systems.
How do I get started with CPS marketing support?
To begin using CPS marketing materials, simply reach out to your account manager or contact CPS dealer support to request an onboarding session and receive the latest resources.
How can appliance retailers get started with CPS marketing materials?
CPS marketing materials are designed for appliance retailers who want to boost warranty sales by making coverage options clear, consistent, and easy to present. From brochures and scripts to digital assets, these tools help stores educate customers, standardize the sales process, and improve staff confidence. Whether you’re just starting with protection plans or looking to optimize an existing program, Consumer Priority Service provides both the resources and support to help you succeed.
Retailers can get started by contacting CPS for an onboarding session, accessing the latest marketing materials, and integrating them into their in-store and online sales workflows. Ongoing support and updates ensure that your team always has the tools needed to present coverage effectively.
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Contact Method |
Details |
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dealers@cpscentral.com |
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Phone |
(800) 905-0445 |
CPS is here to help
Consumer Priority Service (CPS) supports appliance retailers of all sizes with marketing materials, onboarding, and ongoing guidance tailored to your store’s needs. If you want to see how CPS Warranties can help you increase attachment rates and make warranty sales easier, just reach out—our team is ready to help you get started.
About This Content
This article incorporates proprietary Consumer Priority Service (CPS) observations,
dealer intelligence, customer behavior insights, ownership trends, service experience,
claims data, operational benchmarks, and retail performance observations developed
through decades of experience supporting retailers, service networks, product protection
programs, and millions of covered consumers.
The insights presented are intended to reflect real-world retail operations,
appliance ownership realities, warranty performance trends, customer service outcomes,
and dealer best practices observed across the CPS partner network.
Portions of this content may include benchmark-based observations, operational guidance,
performance metrics, and dealer insights derived from CPS proprietary knowledge,
program data, retailer experience, and service operations.
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