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Tuesday, 1 January 2019

Napoleon Hill - Going The Extra Mile - Rare Recordings III – Part 2



FESTIVE GREETINGS TO ALL MY READERS.  HAPPY NEW YEAR.  HAVE A WONDERFUL 2019

Here is a great article about going the extra mile in business.  This article contains some great tips for success in business.  It’s in two parts.  Welcome back to part two.  Let me know how useful you find the article with a comment below.

Going The Extra Mile to Business Success – Part 2
By: Kevin Sinclair
Go the extra mile with customer complaints. This is an excellent opportunity to turn a disgruntled buyer into a life long supporter of your business. Acknowledge problems and resolve them quickly. Thank the customer for making you aware of them. You can be sure that if one customer has had a problem, then others have also had the same problem too.

For those working directly with customers, always give them more than they expect and you will generate more sales. Sometimes just giving a big, warm smile and courteous attention to the customers' requirements are all that is required. In the online world, prompt attention to email and courteous responses will boost your reputation and your sales. Spend the time to determine the customers' need and then you will be in a position to satisfy it. I stress to you be sure to concentrate on satisfying the customers need.

Have you ever been into a store and everyone is glum and does not want to serve you? Do you feel inclined to buy from them? No. But go into a store where they seem glad to see you and willing to help you and you feel far more like buying their products. The same applies to the online world. A well-designed web site with easy access to information will yield greater results. Make your web site user friendly!

Don't sit around waiting for people to buy. Ensure that your marketing communications ask for the order! Encourage responses through offering a strong guarantee. When someone makes a claim under your guarantee, honour it. This is part of the trust building process.

Make the effort to develop additional skills in your spare time. Studying about leadership or how to motivate people will always be of help in building your business. There is always something new to be learnt when it comes to dealing with people and influencing them to buy.

However, never lose sight of your most important task right now - keeping your existing customers satisfied.


Author Bio
Article by Kevin Sinclair, CPA, of Personal & Business Success Resources. Visit his website at www.mlm.ksinclair.com


Source: By Kevin Sinclair

http://www.articlegeek.com/business/small_business/business_success_extra_mile.htm

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