Article: Soapbox.(Brief Article)

Article: Driving customers batty
New Straits Times;  October 28, 2005 ;     236 words ...JACK CHONG New Straits Times 10-28-2005 Driving customers batty Byline: JACK CHONG Edition: Main/Lifestyle Type: Letter R.S.'s LETTER (NST, Oct 25) reminds me of my experience ...

Article: Bored teens driving customers away - shop owner.
The Star (Sheffield) (Sheffield, England);  March 29, 2008 ;     690 words ...A FED-UP Sheffield businessman who claims gangs of youths are driving customers away from his shop is calling for police to take his concerns more seriously. Hamid Janami, who runs the American Pizza House ...

Article: DISTRUST FOR THE BOSS DRIVING CUSTOMERS AWAY; 5 ...
PR Newswire;  March 6, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... management and leadership development branch of Manchester Partners International. This lost workplace trust is increasingly driving customers away. "Workers are becoming more and more preoccupied about whether they'll be displaced next," said Lew Stern ...

Article: Driving Customers Away.(importance of good customer ...
Chain Store Age;  June 1, 2001 ;     700 words ...How placid are your customers in the face of bad service? If you're among the lucky, they might get upset but would continue to shop your store. At least that's what 12.7% of a national sample of 1,024 consumers told a survey sponsored by MOHR Learning of Ridgewood, N.J. Another 15.3% would simply

Article: Driving customers to Web sites; educating your ...
Supply House Times;  March 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Congratulations! You have chosen to go live with an e-commerce Web site. You already know that this site will reduce your operating costs and improve your customer service. Now all you have to do is sit back as your customers flock to your site, driving up revenue and loving you for providing this

Article: Still driving customers up the wall after 100 ...
The Independent - London;  January 23, 2003 ;     700+ words ...IT'S IN the Guinness Book of Records as the bookshop with the most titles in stock and the longest lines of shelving (30 miles). It boasts the most starrily famous clientele, alive or dead, of any bookshop in history (Eva Peron, the Argentinian first lady, finding herself temporarily short of cash

Article: GAS MARKETS DRIVING CUSTOMERS TO LAMENT: 'SERVICE ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  November 13, 1988 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Cailin Brown Business writer Mini-marts and car washes are more the draw at gas stations these days than the once-obligatory service bays. By diversifying their product lines, oil companies are finding more money can be made in the gas market by offering conveniences, the experts say, often