Creating Loyal Customers
Category: Customer Service | Date: 2002-12-20 |
To create loyal customers, you don't necessarily have to work harder. You DO need to work "smarter." Concentrate on things you can do to help keep your customers happy.
* Make changes before you have to. Ask yourself what changes you need to make in your business in order to give your customers a great experience. Then start the changes that make sense.
* Sell your service with personality. It is the sales person that can generate real customer loyalty. To be consistent in your business, you need to create a system. Think about what you can do to generate loyalty with the customer before they even call or visit you. Think how you can stay in touch to build a long-term relationship for many future sales.
* Be different from your competitors. Create a unique point of difference that sets you apart. If a customer can't tell the difference between you and a competitor, they will make a choice based on price and not on the value of your product or service.
* Keep in regular contact with your customers. Make sure your business is somewhere in your customer's mind the next time they need to make a purchase. Ask your customers for feedback. See what they would like you to change. Try organizing a seminar or a "Customer Care Meeting". You could send articles to your customers that might be of interest.
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* Make changes before you have to. Ask yourself what changes you need to make in your business in order to give your customers a great experience. Then start the changes that make sense.
* Sell your service with personality. It is the sales person that can generate real customer loyalty. To be consistent in your business, you need to create a system. Think about what you can do to generate loyalty with the customer before they even call or visit you. Think how you can stay in touch to build a long-term relationship for many future sales.
* Be different from your competitors. Create a unique point of difference that sets you apart. If a customer can't tell the difference between you and a competitor, they will make a choice based on price and not on the value of your product or service.
* Keep in regular contact with your customers. Make sure your business is somewhere in your customer's mind the next time they need to make a purchase. Ask your customers for feedback. See what they would like you to change. Try organizing a seminar or a "Customer Care Meeting". You could send articles to your customers that might be of interest.
About the Author
Publicize your business with Kevin's popular all-out marketing packages at http://DrNunley.com/marketing_plan.htm Now with lower prices! Reach Kevin at 801-253-4536.
kevin@drnunley.com
http://www.DrNunley.com
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