Stop the Stupid Stuff In Your Business
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Stop the "Stupid Stuff" in Your Business
Embrace Change for Success
In today's rapidly changing world, businesses face fierce global competition. Many American companies struggle as decisions often contradict sound business strategies and customer loyalty.
Rethink Your Strategy
Typically, organizations focus on how to increase customer spending. Instead, consider what actions you should stop. It's crucial to identify and eliminate what prevents customers from choosing your business, reducing the "stupid stuff."
Examples of “Stupid Stuff”
Consider airlines charging for live customer support. By imposing fees for standard services, they risk alienating loyal customers. This short-sighted decision can drive customers away.
Similarly, General Mills faced backlash when they excluded Paul Hamm, the first U.S. man to win the Olympic all-around gymnastics championship, from their Wheaties boxes. Despite a disputed medal, Hamm's comeback was widely regarded as heroic. By playing it "safe" and omitting him, Wheaties lost credibility and customers.
Take Action
Shift your mindset from saying "No" to embracing "Yes." Avoid charging for services expected to be free. Identify what frustrates or confuses your customers and act to eliminate those obstacles.
Start improving your business by stopping the "stupid stuff." Understand your customers’ needs and prioritize their experience. In doing so, you'll foster loyalty and long-term success.
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