Biggest and smallest businesses have failed when they started neglecting human element among their customers and clients and patients.The moment they turned their focus from that and started paying more attention to their products, their services, their features, their fall started. A business cannot ignore human who happen to be their customers and still survive and thrive. They must take humanity in account.That person whom you are merely treating as a customer or client or a number is human first - with all the feelings, with all the emotions, with all the troubles! After that he is a customer for you.If you treat him or her without acknowledging all things that makes him or her human, you are missing a lot. Not only on human level, but also at business level.So how exactly we can work with this human element? Actually, it's very, very simple.Start with what he wants.Start with what he or she wants to achieve or gain or avoid with your products and services.Start thinking about these things.Do not sit in your chair, in your cabin and think that you know it all. Because in reality, you don't.You don't know what your customers want.You don't know what your customer really, really want.You don't know what your customer wants to achieve with your products or your services.You don't know what your customer wants to pay happily.You don't know what your customer thinks is fair price for the products or services he's taking from you.Remember, the easiest thing to sell is one that the customer wants to buy at the price he or she thinks is fair price. Not what you think is fair.This does not mean you should never sell premium products or services. Definitely you should. But understanding your customer's viewpoint is going to help you sell easier, sell faster and sell at higher prices.Customers purchase for their own reasons. True, but when you are the only business that understands them and treat them accordingly then they will purchase from you - not from 100 others who are selling same thing. We have to understand; accept and act based on the truth that we don't have monopoly over our customers. They can choose Anything, Anyone and Anywhere to get what they want.What you can do is provide that human touch in addition to the products, the core services that you're selling,Human touch that is what is missing a lot nowadays.Go to any mall and try to buy anything. Most of the times you will find yourself all alone in the showroom full of salespeople. They think that they don't need to interact with their customers. There is no need to help or guide or pursue the customers.If the customers want something and want it very badly, they are going to buy it. There is no need for sales staff to actually sell things to the customers who want to buy. Worst part is they are actually trained in that thinking.You will find that they know everything about the products. Almost everything.But the moment you start conversing with them, they start alienating. They try to actually, physically go away from you as far as possible.They won't ask you anything about what you want, or why you want or what's the occasion. All they do is tell about products, products and products. Nothing else. No human interaction. No human touch. This is not only bad, this is very very sad.When small businesses see this happening in big &amp; successful malls or seemingly successful malls, they start copying this same behavior in their own small businesses. And that is very bad.It is a sure recipe of a failing business. Don't make this mistake in your business.Put humanity in human interactions while dealing with your customers, your clients and your patients.I guarantee your business will succeed.

Biggest and smallest businesses have failed when they started neglecting human element among their customers and clients and patients.

The 'Human' in your Customers and Clients

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The 'Human' in your Customers and Clients

The 'Human' in your Customers and Clients

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