Your best source of new business

Posted 3/21/19

The Chronicle’s Business blog

All of us know we should ask for referrals but we too often forget to ask.

Our friend Ruth King advises her coaching clients to place a statement at the …

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Your best source of new business

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The Chronicle’s Business blog

All of us know we should ask for referrals but we too often forget to ask.

Our friend Ruth King advises her coaching clients to place a statement at the bottom of their bills, proposals and the backs of their business cards.

Print “We grow our company through referrals from satisfied customers. If we provided excellent customer service, please tell your friends and colleagues. If we did something wrong, please tell us and we will fix it. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.”

This statement lets a customer know that you are serious about providing outstanding customer service and that you appreciate referrals. Some will call you with referrals. Some will let you fix a problem rather than spreading the fact that they were unhappy to friends, neighbors, and social media.

The statement on proposals should be slightly different: “We grow our company through referrals from satisfied customers. If we provide excellent customer service when you become our customer, please tell your friends and colleagues. If we did something wrong, please tell us and we will fix it. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.”

We share such ideas in “Maverick Entrepreneurs’ Million Dollar Strategies.”

For a $20 personally autographed copy, contact us at 803-359-7633 or email mailto:Jerry-Bellune@yahoo.com Jerry-Bellune@yahoo.com

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