What usually happens when wholesale vendors reduce decision complexities for retail buyers? The answer is growth. Why? How? Join us as we take a look at these answers.

In Episode 226 we highlighted a concept we put to the test with 550 potential retail dealers. Now, 31 weeks later, we are sharing our exciting results with you. The magic of these results is directly tethered to a customer-centric formula that respects the time of buyers. 2014 was the
first time I ever tried deploying this concept. One year later this approach generated an additional $72,000 of personal income for me. We are excited to share this idea, and our recent results. Cheers!

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Societal trends continue to replace, and affect the best practice mindsets of the 2024 marketplace.

Paying attention, listening, hearing, and delivering exceptional customer service is fading into the 2024 sunset. Why? There could be many reasons, but one is the awful practice of answering our social media dings! From the board rooms to the service desks, to executive suites and loading docks, workers are disrupting business flows to check in on our social media. This
alienates customers, causes money-losing problems, and hurts the reputation of our businesses. What started in homes, at dinners, holiday gatherings and backyard get-togethers, is quickly infecting the commerce landscape. We encourage spouses, parents, relatives, teammates, associates, executives, and sales reps to BE IN THE PRESENT! Experience the experiences of life and work.

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Simple. Logical. Satisfying. Desired. So why is common sense often overlooked by companies?

Company-centric enterprises often bypass logical, and customer-pleasing processes in favor of the almighty dollar. Customer-centric businesses often inject simple, logical, and satisfying machinations in favor of delivering superior, transactional experiences. Customers love this approach, and they will reward vendors who demonstrate an affection for common sense. Join us as we unpack this topic. Cheers!

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Tiffany Luck shares valuable insights about her journey to become a business owner.

We are privileged to hear this story of vision, self-confidence, planning, determination, bouncebackability, and regret. It all started by embracing work as a profession, and not just a job. Coupling this professional attitude with transferrable skills, and fueled by an adventuresome mindset, Tiffany carved her path to workplace independence. What is Tiffany’s only regret? The answer is not becoming a business owner earlier in her career. We hope Tiffany’s zest for life will serve as a contagious spark for many viewers and listeners!

WEBSITE: https://tiffanyluck.glossgenius.com/

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Behind the scenes, “mindsets” create the rudder for the majority of business leadership.

Rigid dispositions can benefit, or damage companies. Closed mindedness is one of those damaging postures that can play havoc with delivering healthy, and satisfying, customer experiences. How many times have heard, “we can’t do that” ring from the boardroom. Often times we hear this response, because it is just easier to keep things status quo! This show
encourages our audience to flip “CAN’T DO” around, and start adopting a daily mindset of “JUST CANDO” it! It is really quite simple to do! Customers love it!

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Respecting customers hinges on putting their time in the middle of the spotlight.

Vendor multitasking has become a “sticky” topic for many customers. Why? Because vendors blatantly performing multiple tasks during customer-engagement is on the rise. Customers don’t want to have their time wasted while vendors talk, type, walk, eat, and delegate during a
phone call, or face-to-face meeting. Vendors may think it looks, and feels important, but the joke is on the vendor. If you want to avoid the dreaded Silent Business Killers (SBKs), then start treating customer-engagement with proper respect.

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Sometimes, the answers to business longevity are tucked inside simplicity.

Far too many businesses enter the “Business Boneyard” prematurely. Many of these early marketplace departures result from the lack of using “best practices.” Today we encourage all professionals to acquire a thirst for continuous improvement through seeking out “best practice” knowledge. Adopting this mindsight will yield higher, and longer returns on the investments of time, money, and effort. Cheers!

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Sometimes, we need to ask different questions to get the answers we are looking for.

Let’s be honest, in business we all face adversity. Additionally, we all need to be able to bounce back after experiencing these adversities. The common question is, how? The uncommon question is, how can we avoid some of these situations altogether? With no universal, plug-and-play formula to lean on, we all have to find our own ways to manage workplace setbacks. Today we share three insights that allow us to prevent, and rebound, from sticky situations. God bless you and your families!

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