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Actual for You - Knowing who's who, where, what and when - 10 Tips for Good Customer Relationship Management
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10 Good Customer Relationship Management Tips
- Respect your customer and that means respecting their right for you not to know everything about them.
- Show genuine interest and learn to actively listen, aim to always help.
- Trust is everything.
- No surprises. Do not let your customer or client find out about something that impacts on them from another source.
- Give notice, if something is going to change let your customer know in advance and prepare them for the change.
- Be professional, never talk about other clients or customers to others,
- Put the customer first; even if you do not agree actively try and come to a good solution.
- Stay in touch.
- Always say hello, if you are at an event or just walking down the street, always acknowledge with a smile.
- Ah yes, always acknowledge with a smile.
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