Customer Service On A Lone Desert Highway
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Excellent Customer Service on a Desert Highway
Summary:
We've all heard tales of motorists stumbling upon a lonely gas station in the middle of nowhere. These stations often have limited convenience items and charge exorbitant prices for fuel and any available food supplies. In movies, these locations are depicted as isolated with two gentlemen relaxing in chairs, watching scant traffic pass by, and seemingly enjoying the discomfort of customers forced to pay inflated prices.
Article Body:
We've all heard tales of motorists stumbling upon a lonely gas station in the middle of nowhere. These stations, with their limited stock, often charge exorbitant prices for fuel and any available food supplies. In movies, they're depicted as isolated spots with two relaxed gentlemen watching scant traffic pass by.
This scenario is a classic example of the law of supply and demand. When demand is high and supply is low, businesses may adopt a "take it or leave it" approach. Two main outcomes often arise:
1. Prices are higher than customers might expect.
2. Customer service is less friendly than anticipated.
Such businesses might have felt justified in their attitude because customers had no choice but to buy from them. In small towns with limited options, prices often soared compared to larger cities with multiple stores.
Today, some online businesses still operate with a similar mindset, neglecting customer service. However, unlike a desert gas station, an online store is more like a newsstand in the bustling streets of New York. If customers dislike an attitude, they can easily find alternatives.
Providing outstanding customer service should be a key focus for every online business. With plentiful options available, there's no excuse for poor service or high prices. What leverage do you have when treating customers poorly? When alternatives are abundant, there's no rational reason to offer anything less than the best service.
While it might be amusing to watch old movies featuring desert landscapes and out-of-date practices, in today's world, where supply is abundant (especially online), price gouging and poor customer service are unacceptable.
Treat every customer as if they are your best customer, and success will follow.
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