A concern for many business owners is recurrent. One of the best ways to get repeat business is to describe what makes you want to do business with again, and apply the same questions of your own business. Ask yourself the following: Were you aware of what you needed? If your needs are met according to what you told the company that you needed? Were they polite, friendly? Have you got what you wanted in time? Did they follow up with you (to see if you were satisfied with their product or service)? Have you responded to a follow-up? The type of questions will depend on the business or service. For example, when we have completed a lease purchase agreement to send final letters to the tenant / buyer and the seller, and tell you it was a pleasure doing business with them, wish them well, and we would have a brief note if they were satisfied with our services. It includes a stamped envelope for your convenience, and ask them if they know someone who could use our services. For those of you that products sold, followed by an investigation, a letter or phone call to find out how the product works for them, they have questions. Do you provide support for this product, if so, is a good time to go to the assistance provided, and other products that you offer your customers have to in the future? Be sure to send updates to customers about this product and others that might be appropriate. For those of you who say in Creative Real Estate once the transaction is done are done. Yes, that’s if you are acting as the sole investor. However, our motto is that if you approach a company like the idea of ??real estate, and managed as a business, the company will come to you instead of having to go to find deals.
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