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Customer Relationship Management - brief history and benefits
Customer Relationship Management (or CRM) puts the customer at the centre of all activities within a company. We well know that with the beginning of e-commerce comes the e-customer. So, a customer relationship management solution helps the...

Customer service, everyone say's their's is great
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How To Hit The Competition Without Losing The Customer
Get over it! If you run any type of business, you're going to have competitors. Even if your product or service is a unique one, soon you'll have copycat products start surfacing. Competition is therefore just a fact of business life and one of the...

SALES NEED A BOOST? TRY REVIVING "COLD" CUSTOMERS
Did your high-school history teacher ever explain to you the importance of taking and keeping class notes? If you followed this advice, you were likely glad you did when mid-terms came along. If you didn't take notes, you probably suffered the...

What Every Small Business Owner Should Know About Preventing Customer Service Conflicts
There are five techniques that have been proven to be effective in resolving, minimizing, and preventing conflicts. And by conflicts I am referring to any of the following that may take place between two or more people: misunderstanding,...

 
What is Great Customer Service?

In almost all cases customers come to your business because they have a problem and believe that you may have the solution. Whether you do, or whether you can build enough trust with the customer to let them solve their problem is up to you.

In the day to day workings of a business some things can be out of your control, but building customer relationships should always be in your control. You can make alot of excuses like: Well there are larger competitors; We can not provide the same service; We have different clients; We don't cater to those types of customers. What types of customers? Have you made some assumptions about your customers? Perhaps there are more reasons as to why they are standing before you.

The most successful businesses build relationships with customers. Oh well we've heard that before. A relationship should be an ability to understand why that exact customer has chosen you and given you an opportunity to show them why they chose you and make them feel good. Having left your business with a memorable and positive impression is the most important thing.

Some good rules and ?'s to follow in developing more customers are:

Build a relationship with the customer. Understand their situation. Emphathize with their concerns. What are their concerns? Why do they have these concerns? What solutions have


Cindy Blackman And Sherrie Maricle On JazzSet
Drums — wide and deep talking-to-you drums — that's the Cindy Blackman sound. At the Women in Jazz Festival at the Kennedy Center, the Lenny Kravitz dummer brought her quartet featuring JD Allen. Sherrie Maricle's Fiveplay opens.

Esperanza Spalding: Just Bass And Voice
Because of her rigorous touring schedule, Spalding decided to give her band the afternoon off and showed up at KPLU's studio all by herself, with just her bass and her voice. As you'll hear, that was enough.


they tried? Why are they in your store? What are 2-3 solutions to solve their problem? Let them make the final decision, let them own the decision. Just help them with the process.

That is all they desire, they do not want to be sold, they are tired of being sold things they do not need. Give them the information to buy the product they WANT.

Once you do this you will have a happy customer that will be more willing to tell other people about your business, and isn't that what it is all about. Till next time.

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About The Author

Daryl Des Marais has operated small businesses for over 20 years. He has been a consultant and held positions in some of the fastest growing companies in Canada. He has held past management positions in retail, tourism, hospitality and sales for a variety of companies. He has increased sales by 200% in 2 months for an herbal doctor; increased sales by 30% in 4 months for a major Canadian Big Box Retailer; 200% sales increase 3 times in a row for a service-based small business and helped several entrepreneurs develop and sell their business. His expertise is in the area of growth and business development.

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