How Does Your Business Measure Up?

posted on May 4, 2010 in Business, Customers, Radio show with View Comments

Great show this past Saturday where we talked about why customers are not always right in every situation and how businesses can deal with these types of customers. It gets so old when customers demand things and want things done but don’t want to pay for your services when they are the ones that call you out there in the first place. This is exactly why Business Beware is here so we can let customers know you can’t keep getting away with things anymore, customers need to be held to the same standards as a business owner.

Listen to the show streaming on our BTR station or download the show right here. (5-1-10)

We had special guest on the show Marc Karasu, the founder of MeasuredUp.com Marc had some great things to share with the audience and filled us in on his website and how businesses can see how they measure up with their customers. Great site, so make sure and check it out.

So can you answer this question…. How does you company measure up?

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What is Business Beware?

Business Beware is where businesses can warn each other about problem customers and collect from those who won't pay. We basically help you pre-qualify customers before a job (like customers do to a business before they hire them) and best of all we help you collect money from those customers who have yet to pay you and we don't charge a percentage. That's right, you collect ALL the money. Oh, did we mention membership is free?

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On our blog we talk about owning a business, entrepreneurship, startups, small business tips, our services, dealing with customers and anything that we find awesome.

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Who are we?

We were tired of reading books and hearing from "experts" about how to deal with customers, yada, yada... when they have never owned a business. Most of them write that stuff for fluff but we are the non-fluff small business people who decided to go against the "experts." Here at Business Beware we don't whine and complain about how bad a customer was, we do something about it.

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