Don’t Ignore Your Customers

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I see this happen nearly everywhere I go.  Voice mails go unanswered.  Email messages too.  Tweets, if your company uses Twitter. Every communication from every customer should be responded to in a timely manner. Prioritize, sure, but you have to respond.

The worst is when this happens face to face.  A restaurant patron waits and waits to get a table.  You’re in a checkout line at some retail store and the cashier never acknowledges your presence, preferring instead to chat with a coworker about their weekend.

Problems don’t go away when ignored, but your customers just might.

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