Customers don't give second chances, use your first opportunity very well.

[Fidelia]

So I had to fix my nails and I went to a nails shop around my neighborhood. And that was my first time there, and I got my nails fixed. It was so unprofessional and lacking in quality.

I just left and knew that nothing would ever take me to that shop again. Cut long story short. They have sacked the girl that fixed my nails and brought an expert in. They have called me to come back, promising a discount.

I am done with them for life. Can never patronize them again. Customers don't give businesses second chances.

 

[eLdavis]

Very true, customers are always looking for a place where they feel most comfortable in and they are quick to change places. There are lots of competitions out there, so we constantly need to do our best. Even after they become regulars, we still need to constantly do our best.

 

[King Belieal]

Even if a customer wants to be loyal, when you don't give him or her a good first impression, they would have to look for alternatives. Nowadays, competition has given them lots of alternatives.

 

[freelancermaria]

Yes, most customers do not give second chances. As a business owner, you must always put your best foot forward. Always provide A-OK results. If you do not, it can adversely affect your business.

 

[Fidelia]

It is even bad when the customer came to patronize your business based on recommendations, and you mess up. The customer would never believe the person that referred him or her to your business.

 

[Augusta]

That's right and first impression matters a lot. You would have repeated customers from the first day you come in contact with them. So relate with customers better.

 

[King Belieal]

Let your watchword be that every time a customer comes in contact with you or your business, they would go back glad that they did business with you. With that, you would be able to retain most of your first time patrons.

 

[aninditasen]

So I had to fix my nails and I went to a nails shop around my neighborhood. And that was my first time there, and I got my nails fixed. It was so unprofessional and lacking in quality.

I just left and knew that nothing would ever take me to that shop again. Cut long story short. They have sacked the girl that fixed my nails and brought an expert in. They have called me to come back, promising a discount.

I am done with them for life. Can never patronize them again. Customers don't give businesses second chances.

This is what some sellers don't understand. They keep cheating their customers not realizing that they are losing their business.

 

[Fidelia]

When once you lose it at the first impression, you are fighting from the back foot to win bag that customer and it is always very difficult from that end. The goal of every business is that they are always ready at all times.

 

[Augusta]

First impressions matters a lot . I can personally attest to this. I create my impression of you immediately I meet you so sellers need to be nice