7 Things You Must Know About Your Customers

Posted by SummersResearch under Marketing
From http://salexanderresearch.com 3858 days ago
Made Hot by: logistico on October 4, 2013 11:16 pm

We all know that customers are the heartbeat of every company. But who are these people that are directly responsible for providing revenue to the businesses we’ve put so much energy into building?

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Written by SummersResearch
3794 days ago

Thanks for your feedback everyone!

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Written by Saqi316
3855 days ago

The formula simple. Know your customers and increase your sales. it is just that simple. But what you should really know about them? That's where your post will always help me. Thanks for sharing this with Bizsugar community.

Saqi

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Written by kingofcontent92
3856 days ago

A great and meaningful information. Truly, a successful business lies upon the understanding of you customers. Knowing what they want, what they like and what lies in their minds can greatly affect your inventory and your decision among your products or services and also an great asset for your loss will be few.

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Written by BizRock
3857 days ago

Knowing and understanding customer needs is at the centre of every successful business...Thanks for the inspiration!

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Written by bigmoneyweb
3857 days ago

Its always very necessary to know as much as we can about our customers because, this is the only way we can ensure that we always provide them with what they want. Thanks for sharing this with the bizsugar community.

Val

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Written by merincafe
3856 days ago

Yes completely agreed :)

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Written by tiroberts
3857 days ago

I agree, Val. Knowing exactly what your customers needs and wants is the best way to increase everything in your business.

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Written by greatcontent
3858 days ago

Summer, I was in sales for 20 years and learned those are 7 of the best questions to know about a customer. The truth is most people don't mind answering those questions, especially if you've built a good working relationship with them.

The key though is followup and staying in contact.

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