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Posted by Paul Archer on July 17, 2009 at 6:00pm

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Keep your Customer Care Bank Account in Credit

Is your Customer Care bank account in credit?



With the credit crunch biting many of us are keeping a close eye on our bank accounts lest they go into the red. If you do, be prepared for a hefty fine from the bank.



But what about our customer care bank account?



It’s a clever analogy really because it really helps us to focus on continuous good customer care. Let me explain



Last month I was on business in Ipswich and stopped off at a Travel Lodge just… Continue

Posted by Paul Archer on June 10, 2009 at 10:30am

Paul Archer

Beware of Speaker Phones

Be careful of speaker phones or hands-free mobile phones as they might be giving your customer the wrong message.



This afternoon I was sitting in Starbucks enjoying a double espresso and the guy on the next table was using his mobile phone with his speaker enabled. I appreciate that mobile phones are supposed to give us all radiation poisoning if we press them to our ear, but the information he was giving his customer was terribly public. He didn’t seem to mind bless him, but I bet… Continue

Posted by Paul Archer on June 3, 2009 at 7:39am

Paul Archer

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?



I hear suit sales are up so are fountain pen sales. It’s all the extra business meetings we’re having. British Airways is even offering free business class flights to anywhere in the world to small business owners looking to export abroad.



It seems that in these tough times, we’re all out drumming up business with face to face meetings. And that’s a good thing. It’s heightened our awareness to go back to the basics… Continue

Posted by Paul Archer on May 27, 2009 at 11:31am

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Life’s a Rollercoaster – how to appreciate your customer’s point of view

This week I’d like to show you a great tip when you really need to appreciate what your customer is thinking. Ideal for the consultative salesperson and sales coach.



I’ve never travelled on a rollercoaster. Honest, I know it sounds remarkable, but I’ve never had the courage to climb in the small cab and ride the heart wrenching and stomach churning experience.



Until one afternoon over Christmas when my youngest son dared me to get on the ride at Poulton’s Park. Now if you… Continue

Posted by Paul Archer on May 19, 2009 at 7:05pm

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A blog post by Paul Archer was featured Jul 17, 2009
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My New Blog

HiMy new blog is at http://www.paularcher.comPlease come by and say helloSee More
Blog post by Paul Archer Jul 17, 2009
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Keep your Customer Care Bank Account in Credit

Is your Customer Care bank account in credit?With the credit crunch biting many of us are keeping a close eye on our bank accounts lest they go into the red. If you do, be prepared for a hefty fine from the bank.But what about our customer care bank account?It’s a clever analogy really because it really helps us to focus on continuous good customer care. Let me explainLast month I was on business in Ipswich and stopped off at a Travel Lodge just outside of town on the ring road. The next…See More
Blog post by Paul Archer Jun 10, 2009
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Beware of Speaker Phones

Be careful of speaker phones or hands-free mobile phones as they might be giving your customer the wrong message.This afternoon I was sitting in Starbucks enjoying a double espresso and the guy on the next table was using his mobile phone with his speaker enabled. I appreciate that mobile phones are supposed to give us all radiation poisoning if we press them to our ear, but the information he was giving his customer was terribly public. He didn’t seem to mind bless him, but I bet the customers…See More
Blog post by Paul Archer Jun 3, 2009
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Beware of Speaker Phones

Be careful of speaker phones or hands-free mobile phones as they might be giving your customer the wrong message.This afternoon I was sitting in Starbucks enjoying a double espresso and the guy on the next table was using his mobile phone with his speaker enabled. I appreciate that mobile phones are supposed to give us all radiation poisoning if we press them to our ear, but the information he was giving his customer was terribly public. He didn’t seem to mind bless him, but I bet the customers…See More
A blog post by Paul Archer was featured Jun 3, 2009
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?I hear suit sales are up so are fountain pen sales. It’s all the extra business meetings we’re having. British Airways is even offering free business class flights to anywhere in the world to small business owners looking to export abroad.It seems that in these tough times, we’re all out drumming up business with face to face meetings. And that’s a good thing. It’s heightened our awareness to go back to the basics of selling.And with the…See More
A blog post by Paul Archer was featured May 27, 2009
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?I hear suit sales are up so are fountain pen sales. It’s all the extra business meetings we’re having. British Airways is even offering free business class flights to anywhere in the world to small business owners looking to export abroad.It seems that in these tough times, we’re all out drumming up business with face to face meetings. And that’s a good thing. It’s heightened our awareness to go back to the basics of selling.And with the…See More
Blog post by Paul Archer May 27, 2009
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