10 Things Your Customers Wish You Knew About Them [Infographic]

How well do you actually know your customers?

Are you asking the right questions so that you can present the best product possible?

Can you improve your customer relationships and thus improve your sales?

Businesses need to work on treating customers more than just as a few bucks.

For those of you who work outside of business but still interact with people, bloggers and church staff, you need to also take notice. You were not designed to be salesmen and so you need to understand that you can use relationships to better your brand.

Here are some ideas.

• Personalization may mean people are willing to pay more for something.
• Loyalty programs are amazing, but you need to make it happen.
• “Most people see time spent as a better indicator of who they are vs. money spent on what they own.”

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Jeremy Smith

I am a blogger, clinical counselor, gamer, and someone who loves to pushback so you can create the very best thing possible. I blog exclusively about church technology as a senior staff writer at ChurchMag as well as about life in general on my personal site JeremyGrantSmith.com. You can also find my eBooks on ChurchMag Press.