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Bill Thomas
queencityconsultantsfuse.net

Responsiveness
http;//www.queencityconsultants.com


The major cardinal sin of doing business is

UNRESPONSIVENESS. Yes, I yelled the word

because it is that important.



That applies to the internet more so than anywhere else

because you are dealing with a non-face, and you can't

read body language or hear voice inflection. Nothing frazzles

me more than someone who is unresponsive. The usual response

to this rudeness is "I've been so busy". Well who gave him

or her a monopoly on busy? Most people doing business on

the net are busy also, and an unresponsive marketer makes

their job that much harder.



My reaction to that is "hey Bud or Sis" "I don't want to

hear it" "Remember me? I'm the customer", "You are

the one wanting my business". "I don't want to hear

your problems, they are not my problems, I got

enough of my own so don't burden me with yours".



You, the customer, have a right to that attitude. So if

you are doing business on the net, remember that

principle. It will serve you well in the future.



When I was in the corporate world, anyone committing this

sin was severely disciplined or terminated. I would not

tolerate unresponsive behavior. Emotionally, I cannot

handle it. Like anyone else, I don't like to be ignored

and that is my reaction to someone who is not

responsive to me. Again.....common courtesy.



How many of you have tried to get an answer out of a

support person for a product you purchased on the net?

How many times has it been days until you got a reply

or a lot of times no reply at all. My advice is, before you

purchase a product, send an email to their support

address and see what happens! If you don't get a

timely reply, don't buy the product, because now you

know how any problems you encounter are going to

be handled.



If you have a product or service you are marketing on

the net, make responsiveness to your customers and

potential customers a priority. Because if you don't

your reputation will precede you, yes, even on this huge

internet, the grapevine travels. Mistakes can be forgiven

.....unresponsiveness cannot be!



I don't care how good your product is. If you don't tend to

the shop, your image will not be good. And image is what

sells your product in this non-face way of doing business.



It boils down to common courtesy or the lack thereof.

There are a lot of banners that will never appear on my

site and the businesses will never be mentioned be-

cause of my knowing their principals have no courtesy

savvy. Their only interest is the cash register dinging,

by hook or crook. There are a lot of them out there.....

a lot!





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Queen City Consultants is owner and publisher of The Write Track

domiciled at <a href="http://www.queencityconsultants.com">http://www.queencityconsultants.com.</a> QCC also

offers a free electronic greeting card service at <a href="http://www.egreetingcards.org">http://www.egreetingcards.org</a>

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