Powerful Sales Follow-up

Challenge: 

Repair facility for complex tools successfully attracted new clients.  They performed the work and shipped back the device.  And then did no other follow up.

Actions:

  1. Created follow-up program for all first-time business clients.
  2. Trained staff to contact and effectively engage new customers about their experience and satisfaction with the repair work.
  3. Implemented pilot program.

Results:

  1. Gained enormous good will – people were “amazed” that company cared enough to contact them and ask how they did.
  2. Made more money – Identified opportunities for repeat business in 20% of the accounts.
  3. Fixed problems – Also identified concerns in repair satisfaction in 20% (same amount as above) of the accounts.  These people had said nothing to the company about any dissatisfaction.  Now company had a chance to retain the business of these customers who would otherwise have not come back and may have told others not to do business with company.

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