Bryson Broadcasting International Newsletter
Raising Radio and TV Revenues Worldwide!
15 October, 2011
Greetings from BBI!

Today's competitive broadcasting environment means that we all must be better, we all must work smarter. Bryson Broadcasting International (BBI) is committed to helping broadcast organizations worldwide to raise their level of expertise in sales and management.

Our newsletters give you information about sales and marketing that you may use to increase your revenue. We hope that you may find them to be of great benefit to your sales success. Happy selling!
In This Issue
What To Do With An Unhappy Customer
The Client's Corner
We Want To Help Your Staff Increase Revenue.
 What To Do With An Unhappy Customer

 

Most of our clients will measure the success of their advertising with us by the growth of their business.  But sometimes, we deliver the customer to the business, but the business either does not sell the prospects or does not retain them.  How they handle customer complaints is large part of retaining business.

 

The following statistics were generated by the Technical Assistance Research Programs.  You might want to pass these along to your clients.

  1. On average, 26 unhappy customers will not complain for every one who does.
  2. Each of these 27 unhappy customers will tell an average of 16 other people about his bad experience.
  3. It costs 5 times as much to attract a new customer as it costs to keep an old one.
  4. 91% of your unhappy customers will never buy from you again.
  5. If you make a good effort to remedy your customers' complaints, 82% of them will stay with you.

You can make an unhappy customer happy by asking him three questions:

  1. What has happened?
  2. What should have happened?
  3. What can I do to make it right?

Helping our advertisers to retain their customers will help us to retain ours.  We become partners in creating successful marketing campaigns.

 

PS: It's a good idea to remember these statistics when we have a customer unhappy with us, too.

   The Client's Corner

 

 Why is it....a man wakes up in the morning after sleeping under an advertised blanket on an advertised mattress and pulls off advertised pajamas.  He takes a bath in an advertised tub, shaves with an advertised razor, washes with an advertised soap, puts on advertised clothes, sits down to breakfast of advertised coffee, puts on an advertised hat, rides to his office in an advertised car, writes with an advertised pencil...THEN, he refuses to advertise, saying "Advertising doesn't pay."  And then, if a business isn't good enough to advertise...he advertises it for sale. If you believe in your business and want to build it....ADVERTISE!

Words To Live By 

 

"Just about the time most of us finally learn all the answers, they change all the questions."

We want to help your staff increase revenue! We at Bryson Broadcasting International are available to help your sales staff achieve its next level of expertise.  We customize our programs to meet your needs.  As needed, we make use of interpreters and produce sales materials in your language.  If you would like to discuss your sales training needs, we may be reached at Pat@patbryson.com.
 
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A little about me.....
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Pat Bryson has worked in the radio industry for over 25 years. During that time, she was one of the highest billing sales people in the radio industry in her market. She was promoted to General Sales Manager, managing and training both experienced and inexperienced sales people . Her career advanced to General Manager, where Pat  created a culture of over achievement for her stations.
 
Through Bryson Broadcasting International, Pat now helps her clients to create that same culture of over achievement in their stations.
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