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41. When a Customer Has Done Everything to Get Yo
by Ron Hutton
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
You try to make your customers happy. You sincerely WANT them to be pleased with your products and service. You go out of your way to provide quality and integrity in everything you do. So, why is it that every once in a while there's a customer who insists ...read more |
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42. Client Appreciation - It Means Everything!
by Ernest Oriente
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
Want to know the secret for keeping your clients forever? And what if you could keep your revenue growing by 25 percent every year, because your clients loved the way you appreciated them? In this article, you will learn how easy it is to develop a powerful client ...read more |
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43. Dealing with Disgruntled Customers
by Vishal P. Rao
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
No matter how hard you try, in business you simply can't please everyone. You could have a highly trained customer service squadron and an award-winning product, but still you'd have some buyers who just weren't happy. The bad news is that unhappy customers are more eager to share their experiences ...read more |
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44. Creating the Right 'Viral Reputation'
by Gary Durkin
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
Unless you are brand new to business, or have been under a rock for quite some time - one key marketing technique (which isn’t new) - is called ‘Viral’. Based on the word ‘virus’ - viral marketing or viral business simply means it ‘spreads’ like a virus. The roots of online ...read more |
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45. Poor Customer Service - Are Your Customers Dr
by Rick Weaver
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
Every customer you have is a word-of-mouth
advertiser for you. Unfortunately 90% of this free
advertising is negative. Your goal is to get
positive-word-of-mouth advertisers. Think about it, how do you decide where to shop? Your chief consideration may be location or price, but service is ...read more |
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46. Identify Your "Silent" Customer Ser
by Rick Weaver
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
With the growing number of people in every business sector,
doing business requires creativity and ingenuity. The
entrepreneur that understands the importance of thinking
differently is the entrepreneur that sees their businesses
growing. However, too many business owners are relying on
the old ways ...read more |
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47. Basic Levels of Consumer Integrity that Prese
by Lance Winslow
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
Reality is not always pretty. But here is a tad bit of it for you today.
Well here is an interesting occurrence that is of interest. And this is in any town middle class USA, mixed races neighborhood, the person in question happened to be white. While standing ...read more |
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48. The Reality of Customer Service in America an
by Lance Winslow
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
Yesterday I went to buy a sandwich at a franchised outlet. I thought while driving up would the owner be there to help out and save some money on labor, knowing a holiday weekend is hard to get labor. As I drove up to the place a man driving an ...read more |
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49. Clients - What They Want from You
by Donnie Harrison
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
A growing number of individuals are finding themselves called to help others and go on to fulfil this call by training to become a practitioner in one of the healing arts. The range of conventional, traditional, holistic, complementary and alternative therapies is extensive with new thoughts on old themes being introduced ...read more |
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50. Customer Service, Italian Style
by William Von Achen
Posted on Dec 23, 2006 |
Nowadays, we complain nearly all of the time about how few businesses remember how to provide quality service to their customers. But a recent trip to Italy not only reminded me that the art of service is not dead, but that providing outstanding service is the key to almost ...read more |
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