| Should You Offer A Guarantee? |
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| Written by Bernadette Doyle | |||
| Wednesday, 28 November 2007 15:00 | |||
![]() Bernadette Doyle In my opinion, there is no contest here. After over 11 years of being in business, I believe that guarantees are essential, for the following 3 reasons. 1. It's Bad Business To Have Dissatisfied
Customers... It's been shown over and over, that a complaining customer who gets their
problem resolved, is actually MORE loyal than a customer who never had a problem
in the first place. So just from the point of customer relationship, you MUST
offer a guarantee. A guarantee is your way of saying to your customers, 'I'll take the risk'.
For a hesitant prospect, the guarantee can be the deciding factor that finally
nudges them into action. I know you might be concerned about people 'taking
advantage', and the truth is, there are a couple of low-lives out there who
will. But ultimately the extra sales you will make will far outweigh the number
of returns (genuine or not). Even if you are selling something where the results CANNOT be easily
predicted because there are so many variables, you can find SOMETHING to
guarantee eg 'you'll never be kept waiting more than 10 minutes for your
appointment', 'if at the end of the one hour session you don't feel like you've
just had a weekend away, then it's free.' © 2007 Bernadette Doyle Bernadette Doyle publishes her weekly Client Magnets newsletter for trainers, coaches, consultants, complementary therapists and solo professionals. If you want to get clients calling you instead of you calling them, then get your free tips now at www.clientmagnets.com
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| Last Updated on Thursday, 13 December 2007 16:00 |



