Cut off Rotten Customers to Cultivate Your Business
A business has been metaphorically represented by a garden many times in that the growth of
the crops (profits) would depend on how the garden was nurtured: water, fertilizer and
sunlight.
In the real...
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Cut off Rotten Customers to Cultivate Your Business
A business has been metaphorically represented by a garden many times in that the growth of
the crops (profits) would depend on how the garden was nurtured: water, fertilizer and
sunlight.
In the real business arena, these factors that either hasten or slow down the growing
of the harvests could be the time that the entrepreneur has been spending on his business;
and the other equally important factors such as social media and promotional marketing he’s
engaging his businesses with; and of course, the customers.
Yes, the customers play a very important role in literally growing your company.
And in
order to make certain of your business’ fine-fettle progress, you’ll need the help and
cooperation of “good customers” – those that help improve the quality of your business.
A lot of entrepreneurs commit a grim slip-up the moment they become afraid of losing
customers – including the not-so-good-ones.
They too focused on catering the
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