Sentences with phrase «making customers»

In addition to bringing affordable banking services to more customers, the uniqueness this partnership offers to facilitating the greater ease of owning a new vehicle without over-burdening one's finances emphasizes the significant step that strengthens our customer value proposition, and reinforces our commitment to making our customers lives much easier.»

«We're focused on making customers as happy as possible,» explains James Boardwell, Folksy CEO and drone visionary.

It is fantastic to be a part of a very large team all working towards the same goal... making our customers happy and successful.

«From a maintenance standpoint, [you should] make everything look nice again, making your customers feel like this is a premium establishment.»

How are you making customers feel welcome and wanted?

Supply America stands ready to assist in making our customers» foodservice operations successful.»

Casper's Malt Shoppe in Providence is just the tip of the cone when it comes to its owners» dedication to making its customers happy.

Making customers happy starts with a happy staff.

This makes us happy, and with a customer satisfaction score of 9.9 / 10, it's making our customers happy too!

Search engine optimized blogs and websites will appear in search engines higher than review sites, making customers click on your site rather than the review site with a bad review.

The company appears to have added a little spice back to their cups after releasing plain red cups last year, making customers sigh with disappointment.

They refused to ship a product that didn't meet their standards, even if it meant making customers wait longer than they planned.

Making customers happier.

The product uses blockchain technology to facilitate cheap, instant transfers of cash without making customers deal with bitcoin themselves.

Instead, it's about making customers happy.

The Senate Banking Committee assailed Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf for pushing employees to create as many as 2 million bogus bank and credit card accounts without customer consent — making customers pay overdraft and late fees on accounts they never knew they had.

Making your customers happy — Learning how to give your customers the ultimate experience will help create raving fans and build brand loyalty.

You can never fail by making customers, prospects & employees feel inspired.»

By studying reviews, collecting feedback, and making our customers a part of the product improvement / selection process, we are able to continuously deliver value in a way that makes all parties feel good.

We keep our clients happy by making them successful, and by making their customers want to engage in their brands.

Instead of focusing on making your customers happy, ask what you can do to make your staff happy.

The company described above is engaging in voluntary, mutually - advantageous transactions with customers, making those customers better off (by their own lights).

Yeganeh was the inspiration for Yev Kassem, a character first portrayed by Larry Thomas in a 1995 Seinfeld episode who was known for making customers follow strict rules to order or risk being turned away with his forceful cry: «No soup for you!»

Some others might be: Will you be making the customers in which you don't take equity feel like second - class citizens?

That move helped Target offset the cost of upgrading security, making customers whole and settling scores of lawsuits.

By making your customers» holiday shopping experience an enjoyable one, you'll find that they will be back for more once the holidays are long gone.

Every employee plays a role in making customers feel special and appreciated.

«Our partnership with AFRIpads allows us to reach substantially more girls in need,» says Lunapads co-founder Madeleine Shaw, «while also making our customers partners in the impact.»

IBM recently released a study with advice for online and in - store businesses for making their customers happy.

Great benefits and a workplace that is fun and dedicated to making customers happy all fit in with the Zappos approach to company culture — when you get the company culture right, great customer service and a great brand will happen on its own.

«Less time answering phones empowers employees to focus on the quality of the pizza and making customers happy,» John Schnatter, founder and CEO of Papa John's, said in a statement.

Instilling a sense of community identity (and in this case, elitism) is the key to making your customers feel that they're a part of your brand.

Building personal relationship is like making your customers feel involved and special.

Make sure that you expend extra effort on making those customers happy, as a loss of those customers will have a material negative impact on the business.

«It's all meant to make customer reviews more useful.»

Then instead of focusing on the negative, craft a message that makes customers question rather than outright dismiss the competitor's value.

They're there to make the customer experience something more akin to talking with a real human being.

Gifts that are customized make the recipient feel special, just as a business that provides a unique experience to every person makes customers feel good.

So what does it take to make your customers say «WOW!»?

At luxury stores, snobbish salespeople tend to make customers feel like they aren't part of the exclusive group of people who shop there, making people more inclined to buy something so they can fit in.

Make customer service the entire company, not just a department.

«If you listen to someone and respond in a timely manner, and you eventually also make a change to address their issue, you really can make these customers your biggest advocates,» Dobronsky says.

As long as I can help make my customers lives better, I will be happy.

FredFlare.com is deep in the business of selling products that make customers go «awww!»

From making customer retention a key performance indicator to testing methodically, these entrepreneurs explain their staying power.

That's why many are turning to digital tools in store to help make the customer experience better than online shopping.

What makes your customers choose you over all the other options out there?

It's about making the customer feel important and valuable and part of your family.»

Computing power has increased exponentially in the last decade, to the point where big data and machine learning have come together to make the customer experience richer and infinitely more simple.

That's what makes customers mad.