If that accountant was working for someone else's accounting firm and had a $47 per hour pay cut over a five-year period, they probably would have been very upset, quit their job and gone to work somewhere else.
Catch the “buying wave”
When a customer is ordering, he or she is already in the buying mode. You should ride the "buying wave" to additional profits.
“Hold, please!”
"You never have a second chance to make a good first impression."
What’s your customer “onboarding” procedure?
The real profitability of the initial sale depends on what happens AFTER the sale.
What’s REALLY going on in your business?
Somebody should assure that customers are having great experiences.
What do customers REALLY want?
Our job is much easier when we offer our ideal customers what they really want, not what we think they should want.
If your company sells through salespeople, affiliates, or distributors, it must get customer contact information
A question is: "Who has access to the contact information for the customers who bought all of those products at Sears?" The manufacturers for the appliances under the Kenmore label would surely want to be able to market to them under their own label (such as Whirlpool.)
“Spring cleaning” for a better business
As you prepare for the holiday season and the end of the year, what "Spring (Autumn) cleaning" should you do for your business?
What else can you offer your customers?
When a customer buys a product or service, do you make an effort to find out if they are aware of the other products and services that you offer?
How strategic alliances can grow your business
Using strategic alliances, businesses can make creative exchanges for mutual benefit.