The Importance of Communication in Business…
…within customer relationship
Customer Feedback
Your business can improve its products and services by listening to the feedback of your customers. One way of keeping an open line of communication for your customers is to establish a landline that they can call in their compliment or complaints. After all, people want to be heard. If your business allows customers to have a voice, they would be more privy to come to you for service. Responding to feedback or solving complaints from customers will guarantee more business.
Become more approachable
In the same way, it’s great to know what your customer likes and dislikes are. This will help you create new products and services that they will want to purchase from you. Go on social media and develop a more personable relationship with your customers by posting interactive surveys. Engage in conversation with them to see what makes them tick.
…within employee relationship
Get organized
The larger a business grows, the more employees it takes on. When your team starts to expand, you have to keep the line of communication open. There are many tools that you can use to communicate work responsibilities and feedback seamlessly. Some organizations use Asana, Trello, or Monday. These are just a few programs that could work well for keeping track of complex projects with lots of moving wheels.
Cultivate trust
In addition to the importance of productivity, you want your employees to be more than a team. You want them to trust and work well together. While long lasting friendships won’t always be cultivated in the work place, it’s important to keep the office morale up. Statistics show that if people like each other they will work well and even harder towards a goal. Find ways to unite your team in fun and unique ways.