A business says that their customer base or too big and they want to lose customers.

[Trush Jodie]

A person that I know that owns a clothes sewing business has complained that his clients base it too much. He says he wants to lose some customers so that he can focus on serving a small number that he can manage.

What do you think? Have you ever heard a business complain of too many customers?

 

[Kross]

Maybe the business is trying to carve out a niche for itself and can't accommodate the entire market.

 

[Augusta]

His business his choice. Maybe he is being overburdened with so many of them and gets burned out daily

 

[eLdavis]

I think instead of trying to loose some customers, it would be best he allocates some of the jobs to others to help him.

 

[Fidelia]

When a business has clear directions, it doesn't want to serve every customer as they grow and become big.

 

[King Belieal]

If a business really wants to reduce the number of customer they have, they can go ahead and increase the price of their products and services. That will make production limited to only those that can afford it.

 

[kit_hung]

If a business really wants to reduce the number of customer they have, they can go ahead and increase the price of their products and services. That will make production limited to only those that can afford it.

when a company decides to raise prices without a plan, it is essentially cutting off its customers. Regular customers leave, and only a few can afford the increased cost. This makes the service or product seem limited to a select few. Sometimes companies use this to reduce demand, but it also costs them a lot of money because it drives away many potential customers. When prices increase for no apparent reason, people quickly switch to other options.

 

[Springtime]

In this case, it appears that he would like to limit the scale of his business. Otherwise, he can hire someone to help serving customers.

 

[Kross]

I don't feel like it is right to lose customers. Don't they have expansion plans or they are elitist company?

 

[Augusta]

Yeah,Expansion can also enhance the impression of greater financial viability: larger businesses often look more appealing to investors and lenders