3 Strategies For Getting Repeat Customers

3 Strategies For Getting Repeat Customers

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As a business owner, one of your most important jobs is to keep customers coming back. Retaining existing customers is much easier and more cost-effective than finding new ones, but it can be challenging to get repeat customers.

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Here are three proven ways to get customers coming back:

  1. Overdeliver. If you go above and beyond and impress your clients with your level of quality, you’re sure to get customers coming back again and again. Aim to do 5% more than what you were asked. Provide your customers with more value than they expect to build long-term relationships.
  2. Be likable. A big part of doing business isn’t actually about business—it’s about personality and relationships. When customers enjoy interacting with you, they’re more likely to return. Don’t just be a robot focused on transactions, be personable and likable.
  3. Ask for the deal. To get customers to come back, you often have to ask them to come back. Reach out to customers you’ve worked with in the past and ask what help they need from you. Contact them as you launch products or services and offer them something new. You may never get repeat customers if you don’t ask.

Securing repeat customers can be a powerful growth strategy for your business. Follow these tips to build client relationships and keep them coming back.

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Gary N.

Maximizer, Developer and Connector of People and Teams

2 年

Great points Jacob Morgan I like the “over deliver” when it comes to exceeding your customer’s expectations. To WOW them is the emotion factor that is candy when it comes to repeat customers.

Catherine Thiry

J'aide les Femmes Séniors à Réussir leur Reconversion sans Sacrifier leurs Ambitions | Coach & Formatrice en Leadership Féminin | Engagée en faveur de l'Egalité des Genres, de l'Inclusion, de la Diversité |

2 年

You can't control likeability !

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Meredith Miller

A dedicated nursing student, driven by compassion, committed to acquiring the essential knowledge and clinical skills for delivering exceptional care.

2 年

As a small business owner, I love these three strategies. As a tenured leader in the healthcare industry, these strategies are equally spot on when you replace the word “client” with “employees”. Soon I will be reentering the healthcare industry and seeking to not only carry these strategies with me but also partner with an organization that not only recognizes the values but also the cultural benefits supported by these strategies. We may not have been in this so called “Great Resignation” if organizations maintained focus on the top down culture of caring for those employees who cared for their clients and customers. Thank you for this insight reminder!

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