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Other Added - Basic Training for Your Customers
In order to form a corporation in California, the first step is to reserve a corporate name. The articles of incorporation are drafted and submitted to the California Secretary of State, Corporate Division. After
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While many consumers buy products and use the services of others on a daily basis, few stop to think about why they chose one brand or person over another. The power of print, advertising, and images from televisi
Let's look at an example of how we train our customers to create problems for us. Suppose you have a policy of invoicing your customers on the first of the month and your terms are "Due Upon Receipt."
Very rarely does a customer drop everything and write a check that moment. A bill that is due upon receipt is already late, so a few more days won't make a big difference. When the customer gets around to writing the check a few weeks later, you deposit it and nothing is said. So your customer understands that you really did not mean "Due Upon Receipt", but rather "Due When You Get Around To It." Businesses that allow a "When You Get Around To It" policy, will eventually create significant receivable and collection problems for their company, not a good thing.
So how do you train your customers to pay on time? Look at your water or electric bill. They all say "Due upon Receipt." But there is also another date on the invoice which says "Past due if not paid by..." And what do we do? We wait until the bill is just about to go past due, then we pay it. Why? Because we don't want to be late, right? Even though we have established terms of "Due Upon Receipt", we must still set a solid expectation with our customer as to when the bill is past due. This also gives us a clear point where we can impose penalties for late payment.
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Position yourself for promotions, better customers and pay raises. Follow and adjust an annual plan with dates. Take time every day to see if you are on track. Program yourself to do this everyday as part of you
Very rarely does a customer drop everything and write a check that moment. A bill that is due upon receipt is already late, so a few more days won't make a big difference. When the customer gets around to writing the check a few weeks later, you deposit it and nothing is said. So your customer understands that you really did not mean "Due Upon Receipt", but rather "Due When You Get Around To It." Businesses that allow a "When You Get Around To It" policy, will eventually create significant receivable and collection problems for their company, not a good thing.
So how do you train your customers to pay on time? Look at your water or electric bill. They all say "Due upon Receipt." But there is also another date on the invoice which says "Past due if not paid by..." And what do we do? We wait until the bill is just about to go past due, then we pay it. Why? Because we don't want to be late, right? Even though we have established terms of "Due Upon Receipt", we must still set a solid expectation with our customer as to when the bill is past due. This also gives us a clear point where we can impose penalties for late payment.
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As the warm months of summer approach and the schools break for summer vacation, young people hit the streets in search of a summer job. Some seek full time employment while others seek part time, but no matter wh
So how do you train your customers to pay on time? Look at your water or electric bill. They all say "Due upon Receipt." But there is also another date on the invoice which says "Past due if not paid by..." And what do we do? We wait until the bill is just about to go past due, then we pay it. Why? Because we don't want to be late, right? Even though we have established terms of "Due Upon Receipt", we must still set a solid expectation with our customer as to when the bill is past due. This also gives us a clear point where we can impose penalties for late payment.
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So how do you train your customers to pay on time? Look at your water or electric bill. They all say "Due upon Receipt." But there is also another date on the invoice which says "Past due if not paid by..." And what do we do? We wait until the bill is just about to go past due, then we pay it. Why? Because we don't want to be late, right? Even though we have established terms of "Due Upon Receipt", we must still set a solid expectation with our customer as to when the bill is past due. This also gives us a clear point where we can impose penalties for late payment.
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It’s amazing how we fool ourselves... while at the same time believing we are doing what’s best.Let me give you an example. I overheard a guy telling a group of friends, over drinks, how he had become fed-u
We are always training our customers in some way. Examine your policies and be sure you are training them in a way that keeps you healthy and them happy!
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