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Benefit From Account Reviews

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A regular account review is an excellent way to keep in touch with your regular customers and let them know you are interested in their well-being. Set up a tickler file to keep track of all the notes about your key accounts and personal items to review before each sales call. 

On a regularly scheduled basis (annually, monthly, or semi-annually), hold a formal account review to determine how your product or service is working for that customer. The following guidelines should prove useful for setting up an account review: 

  • Review the original reason the customer connected; i.e., what it was that brought that customer to you in the first place. 
  • Determine what their experience was when they first started using your product or service. Did they find it helpful? Were there any problems? Were the problems solved? 
  • Determine what their experiences were after they had been using your product or service for some time. 
  • Review their experience with service and questions. Do they like the service they’ve been getting? Are they ready to expand? Are there additional questions? 
  • Do a new analysis of their needs. Determine which direction they plan to take in the future. 
  • Write a new prescription. Determine how you can meet their needs in the future.
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