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Resolving Customer Complaints with a CUDDLEIt sometimes happens. A customer isn't happy and you're to blame. Well, you may not be technically to blame but it's your product or service and the customer clearly isn't "feeling the love". Knowing that someone is thinking of your business negatively is never a pleasant thing. The way you respond to the upset client however, will determine whether that negative stays a negative or flips around to a positive. And that’s where the cuddle comes in! Customer: The customer is the focus of your efforts. Put aside any bruised pride at this point and concentrate on serving your customer. One of the most powerful marketing resources is word of mouth. Indeed, a business' good reputation can be made or ruined by "the word on the street". It therefore makes sense that all the words on the street about your business are positive ones. So, cuddle complaining customers and turn them into ardent fans who will rave incessantly about the trouble you took to make things right and brighten their day. Who could ask for more?
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