Building Better Customer Relationships
Consistency, not charisma, is what makes a customer relationship feel dependable.
Customers do not describe good businesses as exciting. They describe them as reliable. The same welcome. The same clarity. The same follow-up, whoever they happen to deal with.
That consistency is difficult precisely because it depends on people, and people are having a different day to yesterday.
The businesses that achieve it do so by removing the memory requirement. The thoughtful thing happens because it is built into how the business works, not because someone remembered to do it.
Start with the three or four moments that matter most: arrival, delivery, resolution, and the week after. Make each of those moments the same every time.
Do that and a customer relationship stops being a series of transactions and starts becoming a reason to stay.
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