By Kelly Mallozzi | Posted on March 20, 2013
No one wants to give bad news, miss a deadline or let down a client. But it happens, and probably more often than we’d like to admit. So where do we start to make it all better?
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By Kelly Mallozzi | Posted on March 13, 2013
Last week, I spent in excess of seven hours between my doctor and the labor and delivery facility, which are luckily in the same building. I came in contact with dozens of people; nurses, porters, technicians, doctors and administrators. And here is what I experienced on two separate occasions that same day. Complaining.
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By Kelly Mallozzi | Posted on February 27, 2013
Like it or not, we are all in the service business, and solving problems is one of the ways that we can strengthen, solidify and build our loyal customer base. Involving the client in the solution, making them feel heard and important is a vital process. Don’t lose a customer because you were too busy upholding policy or standing your ground to remember why you are in business in the first place. No customers, no business.
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By Kelly Mallozzi | Posted on February 20, 2013
Today’s idea is borrowed from a columnist for the
Chicago Tribune, Mary Schmich, a Pulitzer Prize winner and beloved Chicago institution (for those of us who still read newspapers). This past week she wrote about some of her favorite books, movies, and other pop culture items du jour. I immediately glommed on to this topic and figured I could relay some of my favorite sales material and inspirations for all of you.
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By Kelly Mallozzi | Posted on February 13, 2013
Here are a few things that you can learn about giving your customers a first class buying experience while charging a super premium price. (I can imagine there will be a lot of skeptics out there and push back regarding charging high prices, and I understand.) I will discuss the high price philosophy in another blog.
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