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]]> http://blogsaladblog.com/2009/03/13/give-it-away-and-they-will-pay/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Turina Sat, 21 Mar 2009 06:16:23 +0000 http://write.rondoylewrites.com/?p=163#comment-29 Hi just started following you on Twitter from a #followfriday link. Totally agree with your post, businesses have forgotten, that what customer remembers is how they are treated, and when you get a little extra then you definitely remember that business. From the local butcher who used to give the kiddies a slice of luncheon each visit, to big businesses sharing resources, tips etc. on their websites, or even sending out a little something each year to each customer. In my own experience, one example is, I've become a loyal customer of an online ebook site called currclick.com because I was getting their newsletter with a freebie ebook link in it ever week. Now I purchase alot of them mainly because of that, and I can sample some of their products before I buy. Hi just started following you on Twitter from a #followfriday link. Totally agree with your post, businesses have forgotten, that what customer remembers is how they are treated, and when you get a little extra then you definitely remember that business. From the local butcher who used to give the kiddies a slice of luncheon each visit, to big businesses sharing resources, tips etc. on their websites, or even sending out a little something each year to each customer. In my own experience, one example is, I’ve become a loyal customer of an online ebook site called currclick.com because I was getting their newsletter with a freebie ebook link in it ever week. Now I purchase alot of them mainly because of that, and I can sample some of their products before I buy.

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