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Making sure you receive great customer service

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Last evening a group of us went out to dinner at a popular Italian restaurant. Apparently the dinner order wasn’t to the satisfaction of one very nasty gentleman, and as he raised his voice and insulted the young server, everyone in the restaurant and bar area turned around almost snarling with disdain aimed toward the rude customer.

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Back to the basics for customer service

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Is it really poor customer service or do we as consumers expect too much? Do people really boycott businesses and restaurants the first time we feel we are treated poorly? When I first graduated from college, and of course I was poor, I purchased what to me was a very expensive white shirt with navy blue trim from Macy’s.

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Zoe Ellis Moore Founder of Spaces to Places | Navigating the Changing Needs of Today’s Professionals: Trends in the Flexible Workspace Industry

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Myth #3: Flexible workspaces are too expensive for small businesses. So there’s a traditional model and traditionally businesses, larger businesses have leased a property or they’ve purchased it, so they have got much more longer commitment to that asset. Myth #1: Flexible workspaces are only for startups and freelancers.

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Increase customer loyalty by improving your brand

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There are a lot of successful businesses that are not the largest or the least expensive in what they sell. So what makes customer loyalty? Most likely its performance, reliability, offering something different which is worthwhile to the customer, and providing service far above what is commonly expected. There was more.

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How customer engagement transcends the sale

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Why should an organization strive for an emotional bond or a relationship that transcends the one way road when someone enters your company to purchase a product or a service? So here are my suggestions to help build long-term engagement: Be eager to serve : Be prompt and begin any customer relationship with eye-contact and a smile.

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Three Reasons You Need to Convince Newbies They Need a Website.

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The last time I went to a restaurant, I checked online for a menu before calling to make reservations. 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.

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