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Business Babes Etiquette ~ Treating Your Client with Respect

10 Sep Business Babes Etiquette ~ Treating Your Client with Respect

Posted at 05:45h in Kathy Cobb, GWG Founder by

As a businesswoman you should always remember that every day you are building relationships throughout your community and impacting lives by your actions.

When dealing with individuals or in a group situation you should keep in mind how your client or customer views your manners.

So here are a few tips that will help customer/client relationship!

When using a cell phone:

  • Placing your cell phone on a restaurant table is permissible if it is with friends or biz friends. It is NEVER acceptable to a customer or business client. Your client deserves your undivided attention.
  • Never use foul language or slang words
  • Watch the tone of your voice and your body language
  • Be mindful when dressing for your meeting
  • Be on time and end on time

Follow Up

  • While sending a quick Thank You email after the meeting is appropriate and nice imagine how nice it would be to receive a handwritten note in the mail.
  • Perhaps placing a call to the person asking a follow-up question about their family, their business, an upcoming event they may have spoken about. Remembering conversation, you had about them and showing you care.
  • Send a card to show you care about them as a person and not out to just network through businesses.

Around Town

  • Be wise when using your cell phone in places of business. People really do not want to hear what is going on in your life.
  • Be courteous at all times because you never know who is watching or listening as you interact with others. They could become a future customer.
Key to a successful business relationship – Always remember to treat your customers with the respect and honor that is due to them. You are not only representing your company but your name.
Luke 6:31 – Do to others as you would have them do to you.

 

Kathy Cobb / www.kathycobb.info is the founder of Gabbin’ With The Girls – Connecting Today’s 21st Century Women.

GWG is a global organization that believes that life is not only about achieving goals, but also about developing friendships that inspire, empower, and encourage women to “Rise Up” to reach their full potential.

Kathy is passionate about connecting women to their divine design and the gift of friendship through teaching, public speaking, and mentoring.


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Kathy Cobb / www.kathycobb.info is the founder of Gabbin With The GirlsConnecting Today’s 21st Century WomenTM, a global friendship organization that encourages women to live a Victorious life. Kathy is passionate about inspiring women to Awaken The Sleeping Beauty Within through writing, teaching, public speaking and mentoring.

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