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Do you meet customer expectations consistently?

By Entrepreneur’s help-line by Alejandrino J. F | September 17, 2001 - 12:00am

After understanding the customer and how your product or service makes him pay the price you want, one must ensure that the product or service indeed meets the customers’ needs all the time and every time....

Business As Usual

How can I make my customers come back for more at

By Entrepreneur’s help-line by Alejandrin | September 10, 2001 - 12:00am

Happy customers pay the price successful entrepreneurs want. The first thing to ask is whether there is a match between your own definition of quality and that of your customers.

Business As Usual