1. The Management
Winning customers starts with the management. An effectual
management leads in giving utility and value to customers, while guiding subordinates to do the same.
2. Complaints
Complaints are golden opportunities to win, lose or retain customers.
Unfortunately, most businesses do not see the fortunate opportunity in
complaints. Where substantially addressed and within the shortest time,
complaints win and make loyal customers. On the other hand, the reverse impacts
negatively on a business’ reputation.
3. Kept Promises
By and large, kept promises create affinity. Customers want
to relate with businesses that value them. In this regard, there isn’t a better
way to value customers than to keep promises. Great entrepreneurs make
customers’ dreams come true by fulfilling promises.
4. Employees
Polite and courteous employees are the kind each business
must endeavor to have. Besides being warm, courteous employees go an extra mile
to satisfy customers. It is imperative to know that reputation is cardinal in
making new customers. Moreover, it is equally important to remember that
products can be duplicated, but courtesy bonds built between customers and courteous
customer care staff can never be imitated.
There is nothing as satisfying as getting service from an
empowered staff. Empowered staff make meaningful decisions. Moreover, not only do
empowered employees save customers’ time, but they generate a sense of
dependability and trust. Word goes round that your customers’ needs are
addressed whether a supervisor is on duty or not.
Rewarding employees motivates them to drive sales. Motivated
employees appreciate their job and strive to make new customers. Give generous
rewards to employees who delight and make new customers.
5. Emphasize Competitive Differences
If you offer something different from competitors, it is
important to make sure that customers know about it. Emphasizing competitive
differences gives your business a chance to stand out. Educating customers on
competitive differences gives new customers the feeling that they are making
the right decision to conduct business with you. Never give your competitors an
opportunity to match or surpass what you have done.
6. Stand Behind Your Actions
Master the art of taking responsibility for your actions.
Customers do business with a company’s representatives. The best way to stand behind your actions is to give a one
year guarantee on your products and or services.
Finally, always make time and take time to find out if
customers were delighted, satisfied or dissatisfied. Delighted customers refer
others to your business.
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