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Posts from May 2008

How To Build Trust Between You And Your Customers


Trust factor The trust factor.

Yes. The all important trust factor.

 

 

 

 

Usually, we just talk about producing quality service and fit your clients’ requirements.

However sometimes, it boils down just to if your clients trust you enough. You may have all the quality in the world, but if your client don’t trust you, that means no deal for you.

 

Think about it.

Do you realize you are more willing to listen to an offer or even make a purchase just because a friend recommended you?

See. It’s because you trust your friend. You are more inclined to take that first step to look into it.

Rather then toss them aside as you would for most other propositions that are blasted your way.

The ‘Trust’ factor. Remember it.

 

How To Establish THE Trust Factor

 

1. Communicate.

Talk to them. Understand their problems. And answer their every questions, queries and doubts.


How To Get People To Open Up


Negative Body Language Have you ever met someone who is just simply closed to all ideas and suggestions?

One who is skeptical?

 

 

And one who cast a wary eye on just about anyone and everyone, maybe even his grandmother?

Actually, if you notice more closely…

You will notice one thing…

Most of these people usually exhibit this body language..

 

They Have Their Arms Folded!

 

Aha!

Arms folded. And their mind are also folded too.

If you unlock their arms, you unlock their mind.

Now…just how to unfold their arms?

Let me narrate to you a story…

 

I was having a meeting the other day at a company together with my colleagues and their management. We were presenting a collaboration plan.

A senior guy from the company just came in halfway to listen in for a while.

He had his arms folded - a sure tell-tale sign of skepticism and maybe to display his authority.


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