What makes buying from you a relaxing experience?

No wonder customers said they felt like they’d know the service prover all their lives

Refreshing that you didn’t have to sweat when your back was turned to him.

That reveals more about the automotive industry than the employee, but that’s another story.

The lesson here is something that’s been a business philosophy of mine for many years.

People buy people first. Companionship is one of the few feelings in the world that drives a people’s focus into the present moment, narrows their awareness down to the activity of interacting itself, and makes them feel like time has disappeared.

No wonder customers said they felt like they’d know the service prover all their lives.

Pwc recently surveyed a sample of fifteen thousand people from twelve countries on the modern customer experience. Their research discovered that after the trait of convenience, friendly service was what people valued most in their customer experience.

Nearly half of them would pay more for a friendly, welcoming experience. And sixty percent of all consumers said they’d stop doing business with a brand if the service they received was not friendly.

Now are you convinced that every employee at every business should wear a nametag?

If you want more loyal customers, make friends with the world and its peoples.

Remember what it felt like the last time you worked with someone who made you feel like you had been friend for ages, and see if you can’t pay that companionship forward.

LET ME ASK YA THIS…
What makes buying from you a relaxing experience?