Why would a business person be loyal to a particular customer?

[Kross]

There are some sets of customers that some business people don't joke with. They would rather displease other customers to please that singular customer. What could make a business person to be loyal to a customer? Is it the right thing to do?

 

[King Belieal]

A business person would be loyal to customers that always pay cash. That is the first point of loyalty.

 

[Augusta]

Well, if the customer is a big time buyer and pays well for the products why not. it's always good to be customer friendly though

 

[eLdavis]

There are so many reasons for this, it could be because they are high paying customers. In other cases it could be because the customer is extremely loyal.

 

[freelancermaria]

A business owner tends to become loyal to a particular customer when that customer consistently makes purchases and recommends the business to others. In addition, if the customer buys products in bulk and provides positive reviews, this helps strengthen the owner's loyalty.

 

[Fidelia]

There are so many reasons for this, it could be because they are high paying customers. In other cases it could be because the customer is extremely loyal.

It is more because of those customers are high paying. It is normal for businesses to want to make high paying customers feel good because they pay very high.

 

[Nomad]

I do not think a business is loyal to any particular person, I believe it offers same kind of treatment to all

 

[Kross]

I do not think a business is loyal to any particular person, I believe it offers same kind of treatment to all

Every business person has customers that they give preferential treatment to. And it is always because of a reason best known to the business.

 

[Min George]

A business can also be loyal to a customer as a return for loyalty. Businesses don't joke with customers that have been with them for a very long time.

 

[Augusta]

Well if a customer treat one worker very well they can decide to be loyal too to that customer that's how it is