Comments on: Make it easy for people to buy from you http://www.andrewgriffithsblog.com/306/make-it-easy-for-people-to-buy-from-you/ Idea, tips and hints on building an extraordinary business from Andrew Griffiths - Internationally acclaimed author, presenter and small business guru. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:08:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Andrew Griffiths http://www.andrewgriffithsblog.com/306/make-it-easy-for-people-to-buy-from-you/comment-page-1/#comment-8606 Andrew Griffiths Thu, 07 Aug 2008 00:30:59 +0000 http://andrewgriffithsblog.com/?p=306#comment-8606 Thanks Roz - appreciate your comments. I think it is important that if someone like myself is going to make a statement about customer service related issues, I need to always offer solutions that will help business owners overcome these issues. Of course the problem is that many business owners don't actually care - but that is a great opportunity for the rest of us. To be extraordinary is not that hard when the majority aim to be ordinary. By the way I like your business (the website was great). Cheers, AG Thanks Roz – appreciate your comments. I think it is important that if someone like myself is going to make a statement about customer service related issues, I need to always offer solutions that will help business owners overcome these issues. Of course the problem is that many business owners don’t actually care – but that is a great opportunity for the rest of us. To be extraordinary is not that hard when the majority aim to be ordinary.

By the way I like your business (the website was great).

Cheers,
AG

]]> By: Roz Howland http://www.andrewgriffithsblog.com/306/make-it-easy-for-people-to-buy-from-you/comment-page-1/#comment-8605 Roz Howland Wed, 06 Aug 2008 23:31:36 +0000 http://andrewgriffithsblog.com/?p=306#comment-8605 Wow! I think I've been to that Coffee shop, Andrew - or definitely one that is similar. It's certainly a shame because in these situations both customer and business lose out. Guess it gets back to the old adage of 'working on your business as opposed to working in your business'. I love your idea about breaking up the entire customer interaction process & seeking ways to improve each separate component. Great tip - thanks. Wow! I think I’ve been to that Coffee shop, Andrew – or definitely one that is similar. It’s certainly a shame because in these situations both customer and business lose out. Guess it gets back to the old adage of ‘working on your business as opposed to working in your business’. I love your idea about breaking up the entire customer interaction process & seeking ways to improve each separate component. Great tip – thanks.

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