“LEARN TO
CALL CUSTOMERS BY NAME.” Have you ever “just met” someone and “forgot”
their name? Remembering names is very
important in providing quality service.
Customers appreciate being called by name. It’s the old story. You can remember names if you want to. Step One – You must want to. Wanting to is the key. It is your positive approach to remembering
customer’s names. Step Two – Learn
the name. As you interact with
customers you will note names printed on orders, service requests, business
cards, correspondence or notes. Use the
name to address the customer. Repeating
the name will help you to learn it and remember it. Step Three – Use association. Use words, scenes, and other names that are
familiar to you. Mr. West could be a compass,
Mrs. Crane, a digging machine, and Monroe
could be the former president or the famous movie actress. Work out a system with which you are
comfortable. Step Four – Memorize the
name. Repeating the name will
help. Have a piece of paper handy and write
the name quickly. Later, review the new
names you learned that day. By using
association and by memorizing, you will remember the name. What do you do and how do you remember names?
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