Your Customer is Not a Statistic
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Your Customer is Not a Statistic
Summary:
When a customer enters your office, your goal should be to make them feel valued and not just another number.
Keywords: Sales, marketing, loan officer, mortgage, leads, telemarketing, skills, training, communication, selling
Article Body:
Have you ever felt like just another face in the crowd when, after waiting in line, you're met with a robotic "Next!" from the sales associate? This approach does little to foster a genuine connection with customers.
With over fifteen years in sales, I've learned that customers cherish feeling appreciated rather than being treated as mere statistics.
Here's a scenario for you: instead of calling out "Next," imagine welcoming the customer personally?""How can I assist you, Ms. Jones?" It sets the stage for a more personal and engaging interaction.
It's easy to focus solely on meeting daily, weekly, and monthly targets. However, never forget that customers are the core of any business. Without them, there's no company.
To ensure your customers feel valued, here are a few essential tips:
1. Use Their Name
Always address customers by their name. This simple gesture creates a personal connection and shows them they are remembered, enhancing their sense of importance to your company.
2. Take Your Time
Avoid rushing customers out the door. You're not on an assembly line; customers are your greatest asset. After completing their transaction, inquire if they have any questions or need further assistance. This is also an excellent time to introduce other products that might interest them.
3. Engage in Conversation
People love talking about themselves?"whether it's about their family, job, pets, or hobbies. Engage them in conversation about these topics. Not only will they appreciate it, but it also helps build a strong relationship. A solid business relationship can lead to more business from the customer and referrals to their friends and family.
In essence, treat customers not just as a transaction, but as you would treat a friend. This approach fosters loyalty and trust.
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