Small Business CEO
MARCH 21, 2018
Businesses always try to keep their costs down, and one of the most common errors I see is creating a generic website. A page that a lot of business opt not to include is the frequently asked questions page, or the FAQ page. A page that a lot of business opt not to include is the frequently asked questions page, or the FAQ page.
Small Business CEO
JULY 1, 2011
One way to differentiate your small business from other small businesses (and big brand retailers) is to humanize customer service by ensuring that your website is as customer-friendly as possible. Create an FAQ Page. Don’t have a lot of time or money, or you simply aren’t sure how to get started?
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BMT Office Administration
DECEMBER 5, 2022
First, a majority of these power-ups require paid subscriptions , which ends up making Trello cost more (even if you’re using the free version). A client portal for customer relationship management (CRM). Cost-to-completion tracking. Trello: Customer Support. Question & answer center (FAQs). Budget management.
Men With Pens
JUNE 27, 2010
It only takes a few seconds to curse under your breath and fix the little ones, sure, but those wasted moments add up to big costs over the year. And you might make a big mistake one day that costs you a lot, like deleting a critical file by accident. Your positive outlook, your attitude, and your customer service takes a hit.
Men With Pens
FEBRUARY 21, 2010
The Hell with Customer Service or Support Reply Vlad Dolezal ( @VladDolezal ) February 22, 2010 at 6:46 am Funny, I just did the same recently with my own blog. How to Cut Your Losses and Move On – Sunk Costs Reply Ben Bush ( @benbush ) February 22, 2010 at 7:33 am I know what mean about reading over long-forgotten posts.
Men With Pens
JANUARY 10, 2010
Listening to Experts is Expensive When new business owners believe faulty information they find on the web, it costs them a great deal. Like I told someone last week: “If you don’t know the first thing about automobiles, a tuneup might cost you $2500.&# But why would they doubt you? Nothing good would have come from it.
Men With Pens
MARCH 9, 2010
Reply Stacey Cornelius ( @thestudiosource ) March 10, 2010 at 7:53 am A well thought-out website can show your customers you’re tuned into their needs. People are seriously fed up with lousy customer service. I market my services in a much more professional and efficient manner. But it has to be a good site.
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