Our Storytime series is based on the premise that stories are one of the most powerful ways to learn and so this series explores topics we think matter greatly to the success of small business owners and artists and creatives. One of those topics is showing customers that you appreciate them because there is a vast body of research as well as countless anecdotes of how showing customers you appreciate them directly impacts the degree to which your business will succeed and grow. Below, you’ll find stories of how some very talented entrepreneurs have made their clients feel appreciated.

Marland Johnson Jr

I often show my appreciation to clients by retouching an additional photo (excluded from their service package). Or even offering a free photoshoot depending on the what is happening in their current lives; soon to be parents, newly engaged etc. Read more>>

Stephanie Goff

The foundation and core of Verity Benefits, even the name itself, is based on integrity and doing for others in a positive and impactful way. We don’t just strive to find clients the best health and life insurance for their needs or for their business and employees, but we strive to do it in a way that shows that client that they are a part of the family. Read more>>

Jazmin Cornejo

I feel like since the pandemic people feel very entitled, I feel like business much rather go back and forth vs going back to the food ol’ the customer is always right! I appreciate my customers without customers there is no Healthy Bitezz by Jazz! I go as far as always sharing some of my favorite products or goodies from vendors. Read more>>

Lauren Roberts

When clients book with Evermore Wedding Officiants, they get both a mention with an image on our socials & website along with a very special marriage certificate that can be used during their wedding photos after the ceremony. Read more>>

Erica Ogburn

The best thing I have ever done to show my customers I appreciate them is mailing coffee cups as gifts to clients when they land their first position. This is a gift for their hard work in their career search. Yes, we write the resume, but the client is doing the actual work in applying, putting themselves out there, and bearing the interviewing process. Read more>>