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Our strongest instinct would be to avoid consumer issues, nevertheless they could be the best thing that happens to your business. Heres why... Marketing research shows that just one out 5-0 disappointed customers take some time to complain... For you. Theyre likely to let 11 of their friends in about the fact that they are unhappy, but dont feel comfortable letting you know. What goes on for the 4-9 unhappy customers who dont protest? Besides griping to 11 friends and family members, theyll only change products or areas of business. Worrying Clients Really Are A Benefit Lets overlook the undeniable fact that worrying clients arent always ethical or fun to manage. Whats actually happening if they let you know that you didnt meet their objectives? 1. Theyre giving you the chance to fix the problem and keep them as consumers. 2. Let you in on conditions that may have turned 49 other customers away. Promote Claims Yes, I know... I fear them too, but theyre tools for developing your business. How easy is it for your customers to inform you they are dissatisfied with your product or service? Allow it to be easy by... 1. Supplying a toll-free complaint hotline. 2. Make customer care surveys available. 3. Deliver follow up postcards following the purchase. 4. Create a place in your Website for consumer complaints. The Disappointed Customers Choices An unhappy customer can perform one of four things: 1. Keep silent 2. File case or report you to an government agency 3. Provide you with bad word-of-mouth marketing 4. Complain to-you Keep in mind that your customers and customers know your businesses strengths and weaknesses much better than you do! Theyve first-hand experience to create their view from. Whenever a customer takes enough time to let you know very well what you should improve you certainly owe them a thank you! And dont forget... an unhappy customer which you develop into a happy customer becomes a loyal, life-long customer. Dig up further on a related wiki - Click here: website. Yes, consumer claims pay off in the long term..

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