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How to Get Your Customers to Say ‘Wow!’

How to Get Your Customers to Say ‘Wow!’

April 24, 20243 min read

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How to Get Your Customers to Say ‘Wow!’

How to Get Your Customers to Say ‘Wow!’

What is the WOW response? It is not that easy to figure out, is it? The wow response is ideally the kind of response that you would receive from the satisfied customer.

A customer, who walks into a shop, finds what he or she wants and is happy not only with what he or she has found but the entire shopping experience, and also a customer who has discovered the bonus of shopping in a way like never before.

This is the customer who will return again and again to the shop and would prefer to do all her shopping in the same place if possible or even let out a “WOW” every time she walks out of the shop after the shopping is done.

How can your bottom line meet up to the needs of the response, wow?

One key way of accomplishing this is to manage to slip in as many promises as you can in your sale. The ideal would be to slip in as many promisable items that you can imagine your sale to carry with it.

Once you have done this, ensure that you under-promise as in you list a week a delivery time when you merely need 4 days to do the same. Do not shy away from such promises as customers necessarily like them and when you work better than you promise they will be simply thrilled and delighted and you will be rewarded with that “wow” response for which you have been trying all this while.  

Work on the first impression that your concern is going to have on the potential customer.

You have to do up your place or site (whichever is applicable) as well as possible. There should be every degree of comfort for the customer when he or she explores your shop.

The visitors should like the colors and the textures and everything your design could do should be aiming to soothe the shopping experience of your customer. You should also impress them sufficiently with your services and the kind of help you are offering your customers.

Your problem solving techniques should be optimized to ensure maximum satisfaction to your customers when they visit your place. Do not make your customer feel left out at any point ensuring that you do not cross over to interfering with her shopping. Thus you have to be friends with your customer more than anything else. Your customer when and if she does come back to your shop should recognize you immediately. So keep a habit of making friends with strangers or out of them in turn.

A wow response is further egged on by the value for money that the customer avails of her purchase from your enterprise.

Prices are constantly climbing nowadays and so you should be sufficiently geared up to display that though your price might seem to be high there is definitely more than expected in store for your customer.

Try and squeeze in gifts or something similar as extra for the best effects. This should be an extra and added over anyway in spite of price deductions.

Keep in touch with them. Try and call them again without being irritating. Birthdays, anniversaries are always a nice time to call.

But apart from this, this should be a part of your service to call them when possible to find out about them and the product.

There you go, now you know how to get the wow response!

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