Using "No Rush Service" as a selling point for your business?

[Kross]

Unique selling points always make a business to stand out. Thinking of it, one can sell "diligence" as a selling point for their business. That includes that the business would take it's time without any rush to serve a customer.

What do you think of that as a selling point?

 

[King Belieal]

Customers don't like to be attended to on a rush. Any business that offers " No Rush Service" would sell very well.

 

[Kera]

It depends on the type of business involved. Most prefer quality services and hate rushing to deliver. Business owners like fashion designers who take out time to sew and design are preferred over others who rush to deliver out of taste. You'd agree with me that rushing is unprofessional as it depicts unpreparedness.

 

[Augusta]

This isn't about rushing a sale; it's about investing time to deeply understand a client's life. The Power of "No Rush" Service. Is impactful

 

[eLdavis]

This is actually a good selling point depending on the kind of service you offer. Customers always want to be attended to with care and at the same time get their results on time.

 

[Augusta]

This simply means that every little details would be considered for the clients or customers

 

[King Belieal]

I think if a beauty salon offers no rush service as a selling point, they would be able to get attention and sales with that.

 

[Augusta]

This is not rushing the sales process. Understand customer needs, ask questions, and provide tailored solutions. Skipping stages risks reputation .

 

[Fire&Rain]

Diligence can definitely be a selling point. Some customers are frustrated by hurried service and appreciate careful handling. Framing it as a promise of quality, attention, and thoroughness makes it attractive. It may not appeal to everyone, but for certain markets, it could set your business apart and build trust with clients who value precision and care.

 

[Springtime]

No rush service is indeed a good selling point. Try to understand the customer's needs, offer options and suggestions and give advice when necessary. Customer will appreciate such services.

 

[wisdom01]

I think "No Rush Service" is a unique angle, it could work wonders for businesses that value quality over speed, setting you apart from the fast-but-furry crowd!