describe ways to greet and assits a coustumer in apprortance

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mumstheword 21 #
An Undisclosed Location | 1 year ago (30 minutes after post)

Pardon?

jenn 1 #
Dublin, 07, IE | 1 year ago (39 minutes after post)

If you mean how to greet and assist a customer, well I think its good to acknowledge them when they come into your place of business - is it a shop? It depends on your business, but in a shop, most people like to browse without feeling under scrutiny or pressure to buy - that makes them uncomfortable and they will leave.

Acknowledge, with a smile, or a ‘hello’ when they enter, then they know you are there if they need you. Only approach and ask if they need help, if they seem indecisive or confused.. but usually, if have acknowledged them already, they will feel comfortable about approaching you. There is nothing more off-putting to customers who like to browse than have someone hovering and watching every move. So give them space but be on hand if they need assistance.

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