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A Quick Lesson in Building Customer Loyalty

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Quick lesson in building customer loyalty:

I needed a new computer–my MacBook was fading after three years of constant service.

So, I bought an iMac. You may know that Apple offers a great service: they’ll clone your hard drive from the old puter and transplant it to the new machine, thus saving you hours of torture when you get home.

Okay, that alone is great service. But what’s better is they told me it would take about one business day to do this. I could come back the next day at 5 p.m. to pick up my old machine and the new one– fully-loaded with all my files, programs, music and stuff.

Well, why not? One business day is a small price to pay for the time and effort it would’ve taken for me to do it myself.

That’s not the lesson, though. Here’s the lesson: they called me less than three hours later to tell me my computers were ready for pickup. Not a day later, but a mere three hours later. Do I have to tell you how thrilled I was when they called? When I first picked up the phone I was sure they were going to tell me something was wrong. Nope. They were just finished being highly efficient. I’ve had other good experiences with Apple–and this just reinforced my brand loyalty big time.

Under-promise, over-deliver. Simple concept. Works every time.

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