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Customer Profitability

How to attract profitable new customers and clients.  And how to improve your customer profitability among your existing customers.

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Who you don't want to sell to:  switchers.  Switchers are people who buy whatever brand is on sale.  They're not loyal.  They're not profitable to have as customers unless you are offering them deals during times of the day or year when you are slow and don't have customers paying full-price.  For example, a hair salon that is slow during Mondays might offer a discount during noon to 3pm.  That's far better than offering a discount that a customer can use anytime. ...

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