Love Your Irate Customers

Written by Armand Melanson


Love Your Irate Customers Copyright 2002 lessworkmoremoney.com By Armand Melanson Everybody hatesrepparttar nit-picky customer who is never pleased. When an irate customer emails or comes in to tell you how bad your service or products are, you want to let them have it right betweenrepparttar 121271 eyes right? Well don't do it. Love your irate customers. They're one ofrepparttar 121272 best things that can happen to your business because they tell you exactly what 100 other customers are thinking but haven't said. For every complaint you get, many more people likely feltrepparttar 121273 same but didn't say anything about it. So when a complainer makes their views known, perk up your ears. They are about to do you a big favor. Even if you thinkrepparttar 121274 complaint is unjustified or outrageous, don't react. Listen. Ask questions. Find out as much as possible about what was unsatisfactory about your product/service. Takerepparttar 121275 comments of every dissatisfied customer withrepparttar 121276 utmost seriousness & concern. Of course, there are limits to what anyone should take: abusive hreatening language or behavior should not be tolerated. But 99% of complaints don't come in that form. Most customer complaints give yourepparttar 121277 very feedback you need to make your business better. When dealt with properly, complaints generate enhancements of your products & services. Furthermore, a well handled complaint will often turnrepparttar 121278 complainant into an ally. Let me illustrate. I often use popups to ask visitors why they didn't buy at my website. Here'srepparttar 121279 response I got from one guy ( we'll call him John Doe ): "Too many gimmicks onrepparttar 121280 net. I didn't even bother to read. Plus I make it a habit to not buy from ANY site that uses popups. I believe in MY CHOICE of what I click on and choose to browse! Plus you don't even know how to make popups come to the

Explode Your Opt-in Subscriber Base!!!

Written by Armand Melanson


Explode Your Opt-in Subscriber Base!!! Copyright 2002 lessworkmoremoney.com By Armand Melanson I have discovered a powerful technique to increaserepparttar rate of subscribers to my newsletter. This is a really easy but powerful way to create more profit. A newsletter & opt-in email list are fundamental parts of any successful e-biz. What if I told you that a small change to your website could increase your subscriber capture rate by 400%!!! That's exactly what I discovered. Before going any further, I want you to see this in action. Goto http://www.lessworkmoremoney.com right now & you'll see what I'm talking about. So here'srepparttar 121270 deal. Most websites use a pop-up window to attract opt-in subscribers. The problem with standard pop-ups are: 1) they are all overrepparttar 121271 net & are often viewed as an irritant to visitors. 2) they require thatrepparttar 121272 prospect type an email address. Let's face it - we are LAZY. We don't want to type our email address unless absolutely necessary. 3) they don't insure thatrepparttar 121273 email address isrepparttar 121274 right one. Even with good Javascript checking, someone can type in anyone's email address. If you went to my site just now, you would have seenrepparttar 121275 following: --> A JScript alert prompted you with an offer for a free marketing course --> You could choose 'OK' or 'Cancel' --> If you chose 'OK', your email program automatically spawned a message withrepparttar 121276 pre-inserted subject: "Just click 'Send' to getrepparttar 121277 free course via email (ref# M7aI6N)" If you clicked send, you will be subscribed to my newsletter. --> If you chose 'Cancel', nothing happened Can you seerepparttar 121278 difference? No typing to do! When confronted with repparttar 121279 Javascript alert, people are much more likely to hit 'OK' than

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