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8 Ways to Wow Your Customers

The ultimate customer experience

Scott Deming
Mon, 08/27/2007 - 22:00
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Today’s world is filled with savvy consumers. They know how to find the best deals. They’re up on all the latest trends. If there’s a hot new product on the market, they don’t want to miss it. (Remember those iPhone lines!). A remarkable blend of exuberance and skepticism leaves many business owners wondering, “How can I keep my customers’ attention no matter what product or service my competitor is putting on the market?” It takes more than great products to keep your customers coming back. You must create the ultimate customer experience.   

What does the ultimate customer experience look like? Maybe it’s an individual making a personal connection with a customer on behalf of the business. Perhaps it’s an employee going out of his way to make sure a customer has everything she needs and is more than satisfied with the transaction. Essentially, it’s keeping your promise—whether that promise is implied or stated outright.

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