How Not to Lose Customers: How to Play the Game Like a Pro (BK059) – A5 Paperback Book

R349.00 (incl. VAT)

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Written in easy-to-understand language, this South African book appeals to people from various backgrounds and educational levels, from your average person to the CEO running a big company, adding some unique local flavour to it.

This book uses high-quality paper, making the visual illustrations in the book engaging and instructive.

  • 156 pages
  • High-quality paper
  • A5 size
  • 5 to 10 days delivery in South Africa

 

SKU: BK059-PAPER Category:

Description

 

Winning customers is hard. Keeping them is even harder. In today’s hyper-competitive market, customers don’t leave only because of price; they leave because they feel ignored, undervalued, misunderstood, or taken for granted. And most businesses lose customers without ever truly knowing why.

How Not to Lose Customers: How to Play the Game Like a Pro is a practical, eye-opening guide to mastering the real game of customer retention. In this book, Khomotso Bopape, an Accredited Text Editor (English), Best Business Economics Student in Gauteng Province During Matric Year, International Poet of Merit (2004), University of Pretoria Graduate, and Chief Editor at Let’s Edit, reveals why customer loyalty is the true foundation of long-term profitability. Let’s Edit is an academic editing company with deep insight into client relationships, service excellence, and business sustainability.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

• Identify the silent signs that customers are about to leave
• Build loyalty that competitors can’t easily steal
• Handle complaints and mistakes without losing trust
• Communicate value consistently and convincingly
• Create customer experiences that turn buyers into fans
• Retain clients without relying on discounts or desperation

Packed with relatable examples, practical strategies, and smart business psychology, this book shows you how to stop bleeding customers and start building relationships that last.

In business, the real winners aren’t the ones who attract the most customers; they’re the ones who keep them.