Should you be focusing more on your enthusiastic customers?

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Here are five reasons why focusing on your enthusiastic customers can help a business to thrive.

1.    Enthusiastic customers help to create a positive flow throughout your company

Enthusiasts help to create a positive flow throughout your company.

This can happen at all levels – be it contact agents (who may be more accustomed to tackling complaints –  which in isolation doesn’t make for a happy work balance), the sales team (who can offer real anecdotal evidence to their pitches) or account managers.

Being able to discuss and celebrate what people like about your company as well as being aware of any problems gives your team positive reinforcement that they are doing a good job.

2.    It can help you to identify your key differentiators

Concentrating on the good things your customers highlight can help you to identify your key differentiators.

This is highly useful in sales and marketing planning.

3.    It can help you to propagate these positive attitudes

Promoting and supporting a group of customers that are very enthusiastic of your products and services can help you to propagate these positive attitudes.

These enthusiasts will praise you via word-of-mouth or online, providing a new stream of clients that will further promote you to an increasingly widening audience.

4.    Your customers are less likely to buy from your competitors

Taking care of your enthusiasts will ensure you have a group of extremely loyal customers that are less likely to buy from your competitors.

In larger numbers, this can represent a valuable customer base for your business that is well worth supporting.

5.    Develop better products and services for your demographic

Promoters and enthusiasts of your products or services will be more engaged and reflective on what you deliver.

This feedback will help you to develop better products and services for the demographic of customer that wants to buy from you.

With thanks to Udesh Jadnanansing, Founder and Managing Partner at Mopinion

Author: Megan Jones

Published On: 14th May 2014 - Last modified: 22nd Mar 2017
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