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Everyone Has Problems…Do You Have Problem Solvers?
The author examines the value of recruiting, hiring and training front line employees who are equipped to think on their feet and respond to situations in order to mitigate the inevitable occurence of customer progblems. If you have the right people in the right positions, empowering them to act and act decisively is a key to customer engagement and loyalty.

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Winning is for Wimps and Losers
People often find themselves looking for the winning scenario for themselves or their businesses. Finding the winning scenario is important for any long-term success. But even better than the winning scenario is the win-win scenario.
7 Ways To STOP Chasing Decision Makers!
You probably know this scenario well: Your main contact at a company has expressed interest in possibly purchasing your product or service.
Marketing is about Differentiation
Without a differentiated service, your service becomes a commodity because you become subject to the market, and vulnerable to someone else with a lower price. To command a higher price for your service and maintain superior profit margins, you must differentiate your service and provide more “perceived” value.
Managing Multiple Customers - 5 tips for juggling customers, callers, and walk-ins
You know the scenario... your workday is running smoothly and manageably when suddenly you find yourself dealing with one customer in front of you, another on the phone, while a third arrives with just a quick question. When organizations bring me to conduct customer service seminars, I find this is one of the most frequent challenges frontline employees ask me to address. While there are no absolute rules for juggling customers (you need to adapt to your workplace's business realities) here are 5 tips that we find work well for our clients in reducing stress and boosting customer loyalty.
Managing Multiple Customers
You know the scenario… your workday is running smoothly and manageably when suddenly you find yourself dealing with one customer in front of you, another on the phone, while a third arrives with just a quick question. When organizations bring me to conduct customer service seminars, I find this is one of the most frequent challenges frontline employees ask me to address. While there are no absolute rules for juggling customers (you need to adapt to your workplace’s business realities) here are 5 tips that we find work well for our clients in reducing stress and boosting customer loyalty.
Learning to Serve Others
Learning to serve others is a skill. No one is born with complete empathy and if we are, we must lose it at a very early age. Customer service skills will take a company a long way, excellent customer service skills can cause a company to sky rocket. It all starts with learning to serve others. Too many businesses start out with dreams of customers beating a path to their door like mice to the better mouse trap. In most cases, the daydreamer in this scenario is fooling themselves. The customer is the one who will dictate whether you thrive or dive. Understanding that makes serving them a lot easier.

Game 7 - There is No Tomorrow with These Sales Opportunities
don't turn opportunities where there IS a tomorrow into a desperate, "How much of a price concession do we have to make?", last ditch effort to close it today scenario, but do turn a customer/prospect-initiated deadline into a Game 7 scenario where you do whatever it takes to earn that business!
Game 7 - There is No Tomorrow with This Sales Opportunity
Don't turn opportunities where there IS a tomorrow into a desperate, "How much of a price concession do we have to make?", last ditch effort to close it today scenario, but do turn a customer/prospect-initiated deadline into a Game 7 scenario where you do whatever it takes to earn that business!
Future Scenario Planning
Future scenario planning is a useful tool for personal and organization improvement. This article gives an introductory overview of the scenario planning process.
Considering Legitimate MLM Alternatives
The economy is weak right now, to say the least, and job security is a thing of the past. Therefore, it's no surprise that many today are looking for other sources of income to tide them over in case of the worst case scenario or to replace their 9-5 job as a best case scenario. While there are several multi-level marketing companies that you could try, most people today are looking for legitimate MLM alternatives.
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