Lesson 2: Marketing and Customer Relationships Flashcards
an individual or business that purchases another company’s goods or services.
customer
why are customers important
they drive revenues
without them, businesses cannot continue to exist
customers are the _____ in any business
most important people
customers are not
dependent on us. we are dependent on them
customers are not an
interruption to our work
customers are the ____ of our work
purpose
customers are ____ of our business
part
customers are part of our business. customers are not
outsiders
customers give us
favor when they come in
the business is not doing a
favor by serving customers
customers deserve the
most courteous attention
customers are the ____ of every business
lifeblood
types of customer
loyal, new, discount, impulse, need-based, wandering, potential
loyal customers are like the
bread and butter to your business
They are the ones that keep coming back, again and again. They are perfectly happy with your product or service and don’t need much in the way of customer service.
loyal customers
how to maintain loyal customers
keep them excited about your services by studying their behavior and anticipating their needs
new customers are
vital to your business
They are the ones that will help you grow and expand. These customers will need more attention at the outset because they are new and still getting to know your product or service. They will also have more questions about a product that may seem simple to customer service teams. But they, too, deserve the best you have to offer.
new customers
how to maintain new customers
enlighten them about the benefits of your products and give them a live customer service option
focus on securing the best deals and discounts for a variety of products.
discount customers
discount customers are
outliers in terms of marketing
discount customers play a vital role in
clearing out old inventory