Yes, How Can I Fix It?
I've blogged before about how I find most businesses on the internet have horrible customer service, or none at all. I asked one person why I hadn't gotten a response in two weeks via email, and since they had no…
I’ve blogged before about how I find most businesses on the internet have horrible customer service, or none at all. I asked one person why I hadn’t gotten a response in two weeks via email, and since they had no published phone number, when I finally reached him he just said, “I’m busy.” Have you heard of an assistant? Do you think I’m going to buy anything you come out with again? Or go to one of your seminars? Are you kidding me?
Seth the marketing guru. I love his books had this to say about responding to a critical letter. So true.
The only productive response to a critical letter or piece of a feedback from a customer is, You’re right…
You’re right, I can see that you are annoyed.
You’re right, that is frustrating.
You’re right, with the expectations you had, it’s totally understandable to feel the way you do.
You’re right, and we’re really sorry that you feel that way.
Every one of these statements is true, each one is something you are willing to put into writing. It validates the writer, thanks them for sharing the frustration and gives you a foundation for an actual dialogue.

