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The existence of customers and clients in business organisations is definitely the means in which a particular business or commercial Enterprise is able to make profit as expected or planned. Every business owner wishes for his or her business to drive as much customers as expected. Unfortunately not all these customers and consumers to a particular business are there to patronize the business products, some are there to perform other activities far away from purchasing the business products. Below are some of the different customers to expect in every kind of business:
* New/normal customers: the first batch of customers who come to patronize a business or to seek enquiry about what the business does, possibly during the initial stage of the business establishments are known to be your normal or new customers. However, the ability of these new customers and clients to keep patronizing the business is based on probability, and on how the business is able to meet their needs and wants.
* Potential customers: potential customers are those customers who have given to you their loyalty and trust as a result of you being able and capable to satisfy their needs and wants through your business products and services. The effectiveness and the high quality of your business products is definitely the key to having long-lasting potential customers. Customers of this category rarely argue or bargain about the prices of goods and services in which a particular business renders or sell. Finally customers of this category are usually rich and wealthy.
* Angry/Argumentative customers: argumentative and angry customers are those ones who are more likely to be upset, however they are more likely to quarrel with the business owner or manager possibly as a result of unsatisfaction. However it is necessary that the business manager or owner never take sides in such heated arguments, as it may lose his or her reputation when such argument leads to either a fight or other violence acts.
* Discount seeking customers: this set of customers are concerned with seeking discount in every business they come across. However individuals of this kind of customers are low or minimal income earners. Most of them are more likely to spend much of the time bargaining on the price of goods and services.
* New/normal customers: the first batch of customers who come to patronize a business or to seek enquiry about what the business does, possibly during the initial stage of the business establishments are known to be your normal or new customers. However, the ability of these new customers and clients to keep patronizing the business is based on probability, and on how the business is able to meet their needs and wants.
* Potential customers: potential customers are those customers who have given to you their loyalty and trust as a result of you being able and capable to satisfy their needs and wants through your business products and services. The effectiveness and the high quality of your business products is definitely the key to having long-lasting potential customers. Customers of this category rarely argue or bargain about the prices of goods and services in which a particular business renders or sell. Finally customers of this category are usually rich and wealthy.
* Angry/Argumentative customers: argumentative and angry customers are those ones who are more likely to be upset, however they are more likely to quarrel with the business owner or manager possibly as a result of unsatisfaction. However it is necessary that the business manager or owner never take sides in such heated arguments, as it may lose his or her reputation when such argument leads to either a fight or other violence acts.
* Discount seeking customers: this set of customers are concerned with seeking discount in every business they come across. However individuals of this kind of customers are low or minimal income earners. Most of them are more likely to spend much of the time bargaining on the price of goods and services.
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