A Customer Is Worth More Than A Single Sale
From a sales numbers perspective, one could argue that sending a replacement order to me is a business loss. That may be true but not entirely.
When the replacement order was communicated to me, I was informed it would be delivered next day. This is a premium the brand would have to bear and I could see they were doing all they could to deliver excellence.
Also, I was told to keep the original order and keep it as a spare. Wow! 2 roll-up banners for the price of 1. Of course I was excited.
Clearly the company valued their customer over the cost of the item.
Is this the same in your business?
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I recently ordered a roll-up banner for an exhibition show and it arrived with a very slight dent on the fabric. I rang the company and was very surprised what I learnt from the experience. Something for all businesses to learn.
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