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The Small Business Blog
MARCH 23, 2010
Good Customer Service Can Go A Long Way by Stefan Töpfer on Mar 24, 2010 For a small business, customer retention can prove as profitable as sourcing new customers. In fact, retaining current customers can be more cost-effective as no outgoings are necessary to market and sell to them. So, listen to them.
The Small Business Blog
MAY 16, 2010
Don’t purchase containers to store more documents and files – throw away as much of your old stuff as possible instead. Be ruthless with your filing. « WinWeb Pitch of the Week – Digistar Solutions The Customer Is Always Right! Use a specific business calendar to keep a reminder of your schedule.
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The Small Business Blog
AUGUST 8, 2010
They all have to do their part by providing excellent customer service. Without exception, all of your staff need an in-depth knowledge of the product or service that you provide. Explaining it to potential customers should become second nature to them. Everyone in a small business is part of the selling team.
The Small Business Blog
MAY 23, 2010
Set aside time each day to answer your email and try to update your website slightly if you have time left over. If email communication is not working well with a particular customer, don’t hestitate to pick up the phone or send a letter instead. Invest in good software and hardware that you can rely on.
The Small Business Blog
MARCH 21, 2010
« Why Your Small Business Needs A SWOT Good Customer Service Can Go A Long Way » « Previous Entries This entry was posted on Monday, March 22nd, 2010 at 7:00 am and is filed under SME-Blog. If you have additional tips, please share them in the comments section. Ignore your spendings on CS & u’r toast.
The Small Business Blog
JUNE 13, 2010
Share information about your business and about you – your history and values are important to prospective customers. Make it easy for customers to get in contact with your business, via email, telephone or ’snail mail’ Respond promptly. Your customer service must be top-notch.
The Small Business Blog
MAY 18, 2010
by Stefan Töpfer on May 19, 2010 While we all hope to make our customers 100% happy all of the time, and this must of course be what we strive for, there will be occasions where a customer is less than happy with the service you have provided. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0
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