Customer Loyalty Won with Good Communication
Monday, July 27, 2009 at 11:19AM By Pat Campbell
Customer Loyalty in this age of instant communication is earned by how you are able to convey your
ability to deliver old fashion service and guarantee customer satisfaction. You as a business owner can make sure your customer understand the benefits of the ease and comfort of doing business with a known supplier (you) who always delivers.
Using the tools of new technology goes a long way to help you get that message out. It is true that you lose some of the attributes of face to face conversation such as body language, eye to eye contact, a firm handshake. Or do you? Actually, video marketing online can bridge the gap in personal contact to a point.
Still, talking and listening can still happen with the use of internet marketing, with the use of the keyboard according to Julie V Watson in her book, Great Tips For Your Small Business.
Tips for Good Communication with Internet Marketing
If you are brand new at selling on the internet, remember that the process of getting really good at what you are doing is similar to the stages of your training in person to person marketing.
Remember the days when your marketing presentation was not as polished perfect as you would like? Your sponsor or mentor was there to encourage you to do your best, be yourself and learn from the experience.
The same is true on the internet. Your first work in creating content is not going to be picture perfect. Your internet presentation cannot be developed if you don’t get started with communication with technologies. There is training for all of these tools at Renegade University, you can learn them at your own pace, don’t limit yourself at all and above all, be yourself.
1. Focus on what your message will be, be thoughtful in what your key points will be and “say” them well in your content.
2. When you are writing, be current in what is happening in your industry, in the community of
people you are writing to. Your language will reflect the fact that you are keeping up with the newest trends in your field. That is important to your customer. When you are able to educate your customer on something that updates them to the product or service they are purchasing. You are adding value to them. Your marketing is not always about selling something; it is about building your relationship with your customer. This customer loyalty will repay you with repeat business.
3. In your sales materials online, in your capture pages it is very important to be clear about what exactly you are offering to the customer. Do not have hidden charges to be discovered later, or you will find your customer going to another supplier.
Your customer loyalty will be developed as you move forward, have fun, be consistent with the effort to put yourself forward on the internet with good communication through the written word and video when you are ready.
Pat Campbell is a Renegade Professional and Super Guide. She has learned Attraction Marketing with Mike Klingler since 2002. Online Attraction Marketing has been a breath of fresh air after years of cold calling, return calling with poor results. Pat is an RN and knows the effort it takes to juggle your passion around fulltime day job commitments and life. It is exhilarating to develop strength and skill set within you that is brand new with Attraction Marketing.
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