Always be “on time”!
It is the little details (what we call positive “Moments of Truth” in SFS) that add-up when starting a business relationship.
It is the little details (what we call positive “Moments of Truth” in SFS) that add-up when starting a business relationship.
When your customer says “Thank you” at the end of your job, how should you respond? I suggest flipping this exchange into a positive Moment of Truth with this reply.
Home owners blossom when they see your technician paying attention to what they say. The very best way to show you are really listening? Take “Immediate Action”! Read on for a simple but highly effective “Moment of Truth” when “pre-inspecting” before the carpet cleaning …
Today, right now thousands of negative Moments of Truth are being created by thoughtless carpet cleaning technicians recklessly speeding on the way to their next job! Don’t let your people be among them …
Don’t get tripped up with price quotes, keep the conversation going with my two-step “How much?” reply. Here’s how it works…
Even slightly damp carpets can leave a bad impression on the homeowner. (Even worse if they slip and fall!) Use this simple TIP to create a positive Moment of Truth out of a slippery situation!
Lots of carpet cleaners wear surgical type shoe covers (“booties”) in the home. But very few WOW their client by offering the home owner their very own booties!
Hidden cameras, intercoms, even an open window can all lead to BIG negative Moments of Truth. Keep things on the straight and narrow by reminding your people that they are constantly being observed,
You want to take the dirt OUT of your client’s home, not bring more IN! This week’s QuickTIP shares how to always keep your equipment clean …
Make Cheerleaders in residential carpet cleaning before you even turn on your truckmount. How? Give your customer “the Illusion of Control”.
How can owners and managers train their employees so that they morph into “Cheerleader making machines”? Jeff Cutshall shares one solution…
Stop ‘barging in’ on people on the phone without ‘knocking’! instead, use this ‘Courtesy Question’ to get permission first!
What do your employee’s take away from your staff meetings? Give them some homework.
A complaining customer is just a wake up call to “tune up” your company. But before you can make these positive changes you need lots of “Why, When, Where, What and HOW?” answers.
Marketing is a hot topic. And rightly so! What part should your vehicle signage play in your overall plan? Steve shares some valuable principles.