Brand loyalty is such a stale and detached way of referring to how much love your clients have for you and your brand. How much they love you often correlates very highly with how appreciated they feel – and while most business owners want to increase brand loyalty, we feel there isn’t nearly enough discussion about one of the key factors, making clients feel appreciated. So, we’re trying to connect with business owners and operators who are willing to share stories that illustrate how they’ve made their clients feel loved and appreciated.

Brandon Bramley

One of my most rewarding experiences with clients has been guiding them to make the best decisions for selling their property, even if it meant considering options other than working with us. Selling a property can be a challenging process, and clients often have several choices to explore. Recently, I had the opportunity to assist a client in Oregon’s beautiful coast where she owned a triplex and was eager to sell it. During our conversations, she expressed interest in seller financing and did have a few other offers, including one from us. However, I was transparent with her to let her know that our offer might not be the most favorable compared to the others she shared. Read more>>

Michael Liedtke

Before I agree to work with any of my clients/couples, I always make a point of meeting my couples in person over a drink so that I can get to know them personally but more importantly so that my couples have a chance to get to know me and how I work. Weddings are such a personal and intimate affair and not something I take lightly so it’s very important to me that my couples see me as friend and not a worker just showing up to do a job. They deserve to know everything about me and my process to make sure they like me and they want to spend a full day with me at the very least. Read more>>

Derek Pettus

Coming from an Oil & Gas Outside Sales background, I have always put my Customers first, no matter what. At Guardian Coffee, the relationships with Customers are not exactly the same as an outside sales career, but the mindset definitely is. Without them, we don’t have a company, period. I own Guardian Coffee Company, but still make it a point to sign & send thank you cards for every first order we receive, regardless of how busy I am. I enjoy it, I take a lot of pride in it, and I am very thankful for each and every Customer we have. I also am the only one that tends to our Customer chat, this allows me to have a frontline view of their wants, needs, comments, and complaints. Plus, getting to interact with them is always a good feeling in itself. Read more>>

Emily Minion

Customer care and appreciation is a mindset maintained by all of our team at Chelsea King. Simply put, we could not do what we love doing if not for our customers and that fact is not lost on us. Our approach to customer service stems from a place of appreciation and we think of it as a “golden rule” approach to service, endeavouring to deliver an experience that supports how we would wish to be treated ourselves. Customer care is always an opportunity to continually and positively differentiate your company and add to the customer’s overall experience with your brand. In fact, it’s especially how we choose to engage with customer concerns that enable us the opportunity to show appreciation to our customers. Read more>>

Soraya Benitez

There are so many ways to show a customer you appreciate them. The best thing i have ever seen are companies give back for every purchase made. Companies like Rothy’s, Bombas and others are truly inspiring. They show us all that there is a bigger and greater cause than just being a company driven by sales and profits. Read more>>

Katie Martin

With the lingerie line that I own with my Mom we believe there is a way to design intimates that flatter, and enhance the female body so you love the way you look. Our goal is to have you feel great in your own skin, because when that happens so does an awakening. The inner beauty begins to radiate, the YOU beneath the exterior becomes grander, more confident and you come to embrace who you truly are. A fierce, courageous, luminous one-of-a-kind woman. Read more>>

Esther Brook

There are thousands of Home Decor sites to shop from. I like to show my Customer Appreciation with little touches – an alphabet key chain, a makeup utility bag, a note… Read more>>

Josa Maule

For over three decades we built and foster a sense of community. We encourage people to find their voice within a safe and nurturing space where they can explore and realize their potential. We aim to inspire our students and audiences resulting in a positive influence on the Montreal’s Acting community. Read more>>

Nikki Frustere

Whether you’re doing business with someone or they’re considering doing business with you, like any personal relationship, good working relationships are built on mutual respect, trust and appreciation. I feel lucky to work in an industry where we’re all on a team working toward a celebration, so that helps to fostor fun working relationships that can even lead to lasting friendships. Genuine relationships in business can make all the difference when working under pressure or if things go wrong. When it comes to my clients, I like to take a personal approach and really get to know their goals so I can anticipate their expectations and ease their fears. It’s the best feeling in the world to know you’ve helped your client enjoy the event instead of worry over it. Read more>>

Kushagra Verma

At our practice, we go above and beyond for our clients. Frequently our patients have easy access to the clinic and patients often can contact the doctor directly after surgery for questions. In addition, our practice provides concierge level after care for surgery patients. Read more>>