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By: MoneyIdeas.us  See As RSS Digg!

Your question, undoubtedly, is how do I find time in my unbelievably over-loaded schedule to become a customer-enthusiasm guru? Following are a few quick steps you can take to focus on your customer in everything you do:

1. Evaluate your customer base. Who are your best customers and why? What similarities do they share? What are their core needs and how do you solve them? This step is important because every other task relates to your vision of these top customers.

2. Keep the customer in mind. Before initiating new processes ask yourself how it will benefit your ideal customers. Whether you are implementing a new bookkeeping system or hiring help, keep your customer’s needs in mind. Always prepare your customers for any changes so they know what to expect.

3. Create systems that maintain customer contact. Use automated e-mail notes to keep in touch with your customer.

4. Communicate even when you have nothing to sell. This doesn’t mean take up your customer’s limited time to ‘shoot the breeze,’ but it does mean -- take time to recognize your customer. Some easy ways to do this are to send a note of congratulations when your customer is highlighted in the local press, promoted, or reaches an anniversary. Other ideas include sending an article of interest or offering tickets to sporting event, show or movie that you know would interest your customer.
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