Transparency APK: do the reliability check
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 10:27 am
Just say sorry
Every company strives for a spotless reputation. But no matter how hard you try, things can go wrong. And what if they do? Then be authentic and above all honest. Just say sorry. Customers understand that mistakes are made. Customers do not understand that you deny mistakes when they have experienced them. By saying sorry you show vulnerability, and vulnerability is human. 'Human' companies enjoy more trust from customers. By really thinking about the interests of your customer and acting in their interests, you will make a difference and the company results will automatically be in good order.
Consumer expectations are increasing every year. Standards are rising. Do that reliability check in your own organization now. No organization will say that they are not reliable. The best intentions are being used. But are you extremely reliable? Are you infallible in the way you earn money? Or are there situations in which your company may be making money from customers because they are late or ignorant, or have not read the small print?
It is very worthwhile to do the check now. Now it can still provide a distinguishing feature. Adjust it before your customer discovers it and feels the unfairness of your policy. Because if this is that one customer with 15,000 Twitter followers, it is too late and you will need years to restore the trust with your customers
t strategy, but if you look at the original meaning of 'strategy' - and for that we have to go back in time to the Ancient Greeks - you come to the following definition, I think:
u don't have to be born a social media expert. belgium phone data You can also become one through something that happens to you or through the way you run your business. Gary Vaynerchuk is an example of the latter. He grew up in the wine trade and now gives lectures on social media. In a very inspiring way. His statement "What's the ROI of your mother?!" is an intriguing example of this.
In the video above he explains that the ROI of social media cannot be determined. There are no one or two moments that can be defined that made you successful via social media. He compares this to the upbringing by your mother: you cannot measure what happened to you when your mother said something to you on a certain day. Or gave you a compliment. Because of which moment in your upbringing did you become who you are today? That cannot be determined. You are who you are because of the entire process of upbringing, from beginning to end.
Every company strives for a spotless reputation. But no matter how hard you try, things can go wrong. And what if they do? Then be authentic and above all honest. Just say sorry. Customers understand that mistakes are made. Customers do not understand that you deny mistakes when they have experienced them. By saying sorry you show vulnerability, and vulnerability is human. 'Human' companies enjoy more trust from customers. By really thinking about the interests of your customer and acting in their interests, you will make a difference and the company results will automatically be in good order.
Consumer expectations are increasing every year. Standards are rising. Do that reliability check in your own organization now. No organization will say that they are not reliable. The best intentions are being used. But are you extremely reliable? Are you infallible in the way you earn money? Or are there situations in which your company may be making money from customers because they are late or ignorant, or have not read the small print?
It is very worthwhile to do the check now. Now it can still provide a distinguishing feature. Adjust it before your customer discovers it and feels the unfairness of your policy. Because if this is that one customer with 15,000 Twitter followers, it is too late and you will need years to restore the trust with your customers
t strategy, but if you look at the original meaning of 'strategy' - and for that we have to go back in time to the Ancient Greeks - you come to the following definition, I think:
u don't have to be born a social media expert. belgium phone data You can also become one through something that happens to you or through the way you run your business. Gary Vaynerchuk is an example of the latter. He grew up in the wine trade and now gives lectures on social media. In a very inspiring way. His statement "What's the ROI of your mother?!" is an intriguing example of this.
In the video above he explains that the ROI of social media cannot be determined. There are no one or two moments that can be defined that made you successful via social media. He compares this to the upbringing by your mother: you cannot measure what happened to you when your mother said something to you on a certain day. Or gave you a compliment. Because of which moment in your upbringing did you become who you are today? That cannot be determined. You are who you are because of the entire process of upbringing, from beginning to end.