Some customers can be tolerant, even when you treat them horribly.
However, once they've had it with your BS, they'll stop patronizing your
business regardless of any future promotions you may run. Nothing can stop them
once they arrive at the fork in the road, where they must make a decision.
I refer to this as the "pivotal and decisive moment."
Consider a parent who wants to enrol his child in school. He was given a
tour of the school. Excellent architecture and setup. They then sent him a
message full of grammatical errors after he left. Due to this damaging
impression, the customer will need to face reality and make a decision.
Undoubtedly, he won't ever enrol his children in a school like this.
The customer's first impression frequently affects their decision-making
process and "moment of truth." The customer is learning more about
your business during the initial impression phase, and the outcome of his
research will determine whether he stays with you long-term or not.
Don't wait until the customers are forced to make a choice before you provide excellent customer service.
Because your new consumers are still in the category of prospects, or
scouters, be very careful with them and take your time giving them a positive
first impression. Some customers will keep looking for the greatest value even
when you offer it to them. When you have customers of this nature on your
hands, don't rest on your oars. Ensure total customer satisfaction.
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