How to Make Your Clients Love You

Breeding relationships with your customers is one of the most important parts in growing a successful business. In this age of innovation, caring for your customers is very important. At any moment, an unhappy customer can share their opinion with the masses through social media and the web and negatively affect your business. That’s why it’s even more important to create an excellent experience for your customers to develop your company’s comfortable relationship with them.

Walt Disney said: “Do what you do so well that they will want to see it again and bring their friends.”

Creating love between your company and your customers can help to build a positive atmosphere, which is so valuable. Most businesses are failing when it comes to the customer experience, which is your opportunity to swoop in and enchant those customers into falling for your company.

 

The data speaks for itself:

• Only 37% of brands received good customer experience index scores in 2019. Whereas, 64% of brands got a rating of “OK,” “poor,” or “very poor” from their customers.
• As many as 89% of consumers began doing business with a competitor following a poor customer experience.
• Up to 60% of consumers will pay more for better customer experience.

Here are 5 ways to help your customers fall in love with your business.

1. Treat your Customers Right

Happy customers are those who get their issue resolved and after tell from 4 to 6 people about their experience. So that’s a way to influence word of mouth about your business. Don’t act as a nameless business. As a person who represents the business, you should talk genuinely with your customers. Address your customers by name, and tell your name at the beginning of your interaction.

2. Always Listen. Hear What Your Customers are Saying

At a time when it’s easy to have a two-way dialogue with your customers, it’s important to listen. When listening to your customers, you should take into account which changes your organization should make from this feedback, and then try to do that. Your customers are the lifeblood of your organization. Use the following methods to gather feedback from your customers:

• Surveys
• Customer Service
• Focus Groups
• Social Media
• Communities and Groups
• Email and Web Forms

3. Continue to Satisfy. Offer Ongoing Support

The #1 reason for customer attrition is dissatisfaction with customer service. Do everything in your power to provide excellent service to your customers on an ongoing basis. Respond quickly and enthusiastically, and be ready to present a special offer or discount with the hope of up-selling the customer to buy more.

There’s never any reason to slow down on satisfying your audience, especially when they’re chatting with you live over the phone. It’s important to note that 81% of companies with strong capabilities and competencies for delivering excellent customer experience are outperforming their competitors. Take note, customer satisfaction is a key differentiator in a sea of other companies. Besides offering support, ongoing specials will continue to help enchant and satisfy your customers for the long term. Create engaging multi-channel promotions centered around discounts, giveaways, and contests. Distribute these offers via email, social media, print, in-store, and across your other marketing channels for full exposure.

4. Follow Through on Your Word.

Following up on your promises helps show the transparency of your business while helping to build a feeling of trust with your audience. Manage the expectations of your customers to ensure realistic goals are set and can be achieved. By remaining consistent in your messaging, your customers will learn what they should expect from you in the future.

F.W. Nichol said: “When you get right down to the root of the meaning of the word “succeed,” you find that it simply means to follow through”.

 

5. Always Say “Thank You” – Kindness and Gratitude will Take You Far

Last, but certainly not least, always say “Thank you.” As many as 3 out of 4 customers say they have spent more with a company because of a history of positive experiences. Kindness and gratitude for a customer’s business is an undeniable way to enchant them for the long term cooperation.

 

Be as appreciative as possible for taking the time to go through the process of resolving the customer’s issue. Finally, follow up with a good old-fashioned “Thank you.”