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How Important is a Credit Policy?

 

Know your customers. Every business owner knows how important it is to keep your customers happy and coming back for more.

In Become the Squeaky Wheel, Michelle Dunn explains how a credit policy is relevant to their customers. If they dont know their customers and dont make their policy and forms easy, fast and simple to understand, they could lose the customer, taking the sale with them and any word of mouth advertising, explains Dunn.

So what can business owners do to make their credit policy effective? First, business owners should implement a credit procedure for any new or existing customers. They should learn exactly what customers are looking for when they apply for credit with their company.

Business owners should place new customer packets or credit applications on their reception desk in a highly visible place, with clipboards and pens. Says Dunn. When a potential customer walks in they can fill this out quickly and easily and be on their way to having a new account.

Catering to a potential new customer is good business anyway, so the easier you make it for them to spend more money with you, the more money and more sales will benefit you and your business.

Author: Michelle Dunn
 
Author Bio:

Michelle Dunn

As a recognized expert in her industry Dunn has received nationwide press through the years based on her knowledge and expertise in the debt collection industry. Michelle has been featured in Forbes.com, Business NH Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, NH Business Review, NPR, The CBS Early Show and many other national media.

Dunn was a debt collector for 17 years, started and ran her own debt collection agency for 8 years and has written 7 books on the subject of collecting money. The Second Edition to her first book ?Starting a Collection Agency? has just been released and Entrepreneur Press is publishing Dunn?s book ?The Ultimate Handbook of Credit & Collections, the Check IS in the Mail? on October 1, 2006. Dunn also owns and moderates Credit & Collections a 10 year old online networking community and website with over 978 members.

 
 
 

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