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What is Your Wow Factor?
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When was the last time that you had such a great customer experience that all you could say was, Wow!"? Maybe it was an extraordinarily expensive excursion, or a trip to some exotic place. Or perhaps it was in some little shop where the fantastic experience was completely unexpected. Unfortunately, those experiences are far and few in between. But does that have to be the case?

So now look at your business. Do your clients have a fantastic experience each time they come to you? Do you have a WOW factor?

You may say, "But there's nothing about my business that can have a WOW factor." Please, stop with the lame excuses.

Think of it, a WOW factor does not have to be exotic. It can be as simple as returning a call promptly when everyone else in your industry takes days. It could be as funny as the scale calibration company that leaves a chocolate bar on each completed scale with a note saying, "this scale is perfectly calibrated because the chocolate bar weighs (whatever the weight on the label says)." Or it could be as far out as the dentist whose staff greets you at the door, brings you to your own waiting room (with your name on it), and serves you your favorite tea or coffee in Royal Doulton china. FYI: the last two examples are real.

The most important thing is to use your imagination. Think of what your clients would absolutely love. In fact, it will probably have nothing to do with your product or service. Of course, you need to make sure that everything surrounding your core business is at mastery level, including the back end of billing and collections.

Ask yourself this: if my business were a high end spa or a luxury cruise, what would it be like? How would it be to enter the doors? How would every shopper be treated?

The obvious benefit of each experience with your business having a WOW factor is that you will have thrilled customers. And a follow-up benefit is that they will tell their friends about you. They won't just tell them, they will insist that all of their friends try your business. They will become raving fans. How great would it be to have all of your best customers out there selling for you?

Caution: You need to keep your ideas fresh. What was once a WOW factor will eventually be yesterday's news. Make it fun by getting your team in on the imagining. Have contests for best WOW idea. Implement one at a time.

It doesn't matter if you are a hair salon or a CPA, there can always be a WOW factor. All you have to do is find it. If you don't, your competition probably will.

Author: Tim Dollmeyer

 
 

1. Victoria Woodhull (1838-1927) was the first woman to run for office of US President. She and her sister were the first women to run a Wall Street brokerage (1870).

2. Franklin D. Roosevelt had the longest term of office: 12 years. Roosevelt had three vice presidents serve during his four terms: John Nance Garner (1933-1941), Henry Wallace (1941-1945), Harry Truman (1945).
3. Only Richard Nixon served two terms as Vice President and also was elected to two terms as President.

4. The candidate who ran the most times was Norman Thomas. He ran six times from 1928 and didn't win any. Thomas ran for presidency in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944 and 1948.

5. The US Presidential candidate with the highest popular vote ever was Ronald Reagan. In 1984 he secured 54,455,075 votes.

 
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This month our spotlight is on Daniel J. McCusker, Esquire.

After many years as General Counsel in the financial services sector, Dan joined Priority in 2008 and spearheads its document destruction division. As an Owner of Priority Shred, LLC, Dan utilizes both his management skills and legal expertise while providing Priority’s customers with the best in terms of customer service and risk avoidance given the multitude of state and federal regulations governing secure document destruction.

Dan enjoys spending time with his two young girls and wife in nearby Media, Delaware County and is active in various youth sports and community groups. His other interests include movies and music and spending time with good friends while picking on his guitar. Dan looks forward to a long and fruitful relationship with Priority and its loyal customers.

Consider Priority for your document security and destruction needs. To learn more about Priority, please call (866) 216-4646 or email us at info@priorityexpress.com.

 
 
 
 

The most important road to Atlantic City is the world's earliest boardwalk. It was built in 1870 to prevent people from trailing sand from the beach into seaside hotel porches and railroad parlor cars. The famed Boardwalk is six miles in length and can be explored by foot or bicycle. It can also be traveled in luxurious style in a rolling chair. A Boardwalk sojourn is incomplete without some saltwater taffy or fresh-roasted peanuts.

Arguably it is one of the best-known landmarks, Atlantic City's Boardwalk has become a popular international travel spot.

The growth and decline and the consequent development of Atlantic City and its boardwalk occurred in a significantly brief duration of time. It became an archetypal symbol for beachfronts throughout the United States and around the world.

It took 20 years before a definite road was built to Atlantic City from the mainland. During this time, most of the problems were effectively dealt with in the resort. However, the menace of sand was annoying. It became a common scourge for everyone, and it remained so until the boardwalk provided an ideal solution linking the sandy shore to the gracious buildings. It also offered an assistance to get to the beach and back and eliminated the problems that sand created.

The plan was quite effective and lasted about a decade until the pressure of city population and growth called for a new, larger and more elaborate boardwalk. It meant that the boardwalk would have to run parallel to the town permitting entry to the beach from different city streets.

Author: Kent Pinkerton