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Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2025 9:19 am
We've talked about this before, but now we're going to analyze why it's so important. And to do that, we're going to change sides. We're going to be the customer. Imagine that you need something very specific. You search on Google for where to buy that very special product and you discover that it is only sold in a small shop on a street in another neighborhood, a distance that will make you waste the whole afternoon. But since that product is so important to you, you have no choice but to go there.
The corresponding store listing says it closes at netherlands mobile database but since you had to run a couple of errands on the way, you get organized and arrive at the door at 7:45 p.m. and… Closed! * * a wonderful sign stuck on the door that reads: “Summer Hours: Afternoons Closed.” Are you pissed off? Remember that you wasted a good part of the afternoon getting there. Don't frustrate your customers or they will stop being your customers. It's normal. And now, as a customer, what do you think of the business you just visited? First of all, it's probably that the person in charge is alarmingly lacking in seriousness.
The corresponding store listing says it closes at netherlands mobile database but since you had to run a couple of errands on the way, you get organized and arrive at the door at 7:45 p.m. and… Closed! * * a wonderful sign stuck on the door that reads: “Summer Hours: Afternoons Closed.” Are you pissed off? Remember that you wasted a good part of the afternoon getting there. Don't frustrate your customers or they will stop being your customers. It's normal. And now, as a customer, what do you think of the business you just visited? First of all, it's probably that the person in charge is alarmingly lacking in seriousness.