Many companies now do most or all of their online business and are already ahead of the "Brick and Mud" store. It is easy to see why that happened. First, the cost of starting such a business is inexpensive and easy. There is no need to pay more than the actual building. Also, the cost of maintaining a website is low. In addition, the Internet provides an easy and effective way to sell products. As more and more people spend time online, the online customer market continues to grow. But when businesses change from face-to-face customers to anonymous online customers, there is a loss of personal communication and trust. All online spam and scams have not yet helped. That eroded the trust of E-commerce and the credibility of many companies. How do you gain and maintain customer trust? What do you do as an online marketer to connect with your customers? In the online world, business does not just stop after hours and weekends. What do you do to answer your client's questions? Here are a few things you can do to improve communication with your customers: 1. Provide a FAQ page and online product support information. This is an excellent way to answer basic questions that may flood your support email. For example, our voice-changing product, Morph, has a FAQ on common issues customers may encounter. We also provide detailed online articles on topics that users may want to explore more. These address about 95% of the questions people may have. Add a supportive email link to your website for unsolved web support issues. At Screaming Bee, we try to answer our customers' questions during one business day. Usually, we will answer questions within an hour of receiving an email. I believe we have gained many loyal customers through our aggressive efforts to meet needs on time. Provide a message board or forum for customers to express their ideas, add comments, and communicate. Remember that human beings are creatures of society and love to be listened to. This also helps build a community of empowered and active users of the products and services you offer. Have you tracked your customers after purchasing your products or services? This is important, not just by looking at the idea of getting feedback on how to improve your offerings, but more importantly, to maintain honesty, long-term relationships with your customer. Email theme within 3-4 weeks of the initial purchase. In this way, their knowledge of your products and services is still fresh in their minds. Remember, a neglected customer is a lost customer. Your company will rise and fall not on the customers you benefit from, but on the customers, you do not lose. Reliable customers will be the ones who give you the best evidence. They also provide you with very rich, lively, mouth-watering marketing. Remember that all happy customers are proof of your company's success. Many companies now do most or all of their online business and are already ahead of the "Brick and Mud" store. It is easy to see why that happened. First, the cost of starting such a business is inexpensive and easy. No need to pay for overhead
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