Being constantly rejected by customers art the start of your business venture

[Filicit]

This is why people have to think long term when it comes to a business and use initial failure or hurdles as a learning lesson to make it better. After all there is always a take away point from each of the possible concerns with a business.

I agree with what you say, but we are humans afterall and we deal with our present emotions head on it takes discipline and special courage to see ahead sometimes

 

[Adam13]

You don't just expect your business to kick start immediately you start having the ideas of starting a business. People including family members and customers alike very likely to doubt you. Being constantly rejected by customers is one of the challenges in startup faces. However it is up to you to prove that you're capable of delivering quality services to your customer to stop working on your services and also including yourself can help a great deal. It is also very important to bear in mind what your customers want and what attract them to others and also strive to inculcate that quality in yourself

 

[Ralphjoe]

When you first started your business there is a period by which your sales are very low, and you are constantly trying to sell your product and promote your product, and you are constantly rejected by customers as well. This si natural part of developing a business and I think that every nbusiness that has been created has gone through this stage. It is either that people are not showign interest in yoru product, or sometimes the product can even sound too good to be true and therefore peopele become very skeptical of it and its use and therefore reject it out front.

Sometimes it is natural to reject those ideas which we do not understand and as humans we are creatures of habit and therefore we tend to go back to the same businesses over and over, and therefore it can be hard to change to another business, hence the constant rejection of the new business.

If you have ever opened up a business, how do you deal with custimer rejection in the beginning? What tactics do you use to maintain your composure despite rejections by the customer? And is persistence the key in winning over a customer or is this going to alienate your customer base even more?

There is no business that will just start being successful and be making good sales in the early stages of its inception because all business is goes through the first period of luck bye bye to be struggling to get customers for their product because most people do not know about them and it is the perseverance of course of the business that will pull them through such time that will not make them become successful overtime.

 

[Oliver4smile]

I think everyone is always looking for a proof that what you are offering them is legit and real, so they will know if it's worth their time and money, if a person is been rejected several times at the beginning of the business, then there's no need to be overly down, study the customer and try to give them what they want.

 

[Setho]

If you are being constantly rejected by your customers at the very start of your business then it means that there is something that you are not doing right.

 

[Kane]

If you have created a new product or service, if your produce is unique, it is less likely that the customers will start loving your product, People are more used to old habits. It takes time to establish yourself.

 

[BrolySSJ]

There is no business that will just start being successful and be making good sales in the early stages of its inception because all business is goes through the first period of luck bye bye to be struggling to get customers for their product because most people do not know about them and it is the perseverance of course of the business that will pull them through such time that will not make them become successful overtime.

This is very true. There is always the time that is needed to start off the business and to try and improve on the existing products as well, because that time is when you have to convince peopel to switch over to your business for their needs.
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I agree with what you say, but we are humans afterall and we deal with our present emotions head on it takes discipline and special courage to see ahead sometimes

Definitely. Emotions is one of the hardest things to control and i think that is why when it comes to anything, even if you go into cryptocurrency trading, they say that controlling your emotions and not panicking is the hardest things to do.

 

[Shigobad20201]

It is natural I guess when you're rejected by the first few years of your business since it might sound new to them and they still have to know your products first, but I know time will come that a lot of people will know your products soo that's the time only lesser people will reject that.

It's quite normal for a new business that's trying to strive and survive to get its product rejected at first because its new to people and they prefer the old products, but they will get to be using your products with time.
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This is why people have to think long term when it comes to a business and use initial failure or hurdles as a learning lesson to make it better. After all there is always a take away point from each of the possible concerns with a business.

A business man or owner must be able to think in a long term and be able to visualize the future of the business , even if the business is facing a hard hurdle at the present, he believes the storm will be over and the business will come back to normal.

 

[BrolySSJ]

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It's quite normal for a new business that's trying to strive and survive to get its product rejected at first because its new to people and they prefer the old products, but they will get to be using your products with time.
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A business man or owner must be able to think in a long term and be able to visualize the future of the business , even if the business is facing a hard hurdle at the present, he believes the storm will be over and the business will come back to normal.

I think that this is where it becomes so important that you have a demonstration of your product or that you give out samples of it, so that it can be promoted among the community in which you are operating your business.

 

[Sotherefore]

Most times ,you really need to find out the reason why they are rejecting your product, from there you will know how you will be able to handle it to avoid rejection next time in your business.

 

[Immilash1]

I would not say that is rejection from potential customers. This is normal as it is part of business. It might simply mean that you have not studied out your business and the business environment before beginning. You should also investigate and know about the products you need to sell or offer in relation to the wants and needs of the people in that environment. If this is done well with exquisite marketing skills, it can be reversed in no time and you begin to make

 

[Kingmarvex]

When you first started your business there is a period by which your sales are very low, and you are constantly trying to sell your product and promote your product, and you are constantly rejected by customers as well. This si natural part of developing a business and I think that every nbusiness that has been created has gone through this stage. It is either that people are not showign interest in yoru product, or sometimes the product can even sound too good to be true and therefore peopele become very skeptical of it and its use and therefore reject it out front.

Sometimes it is natural to reject those ideas which we do not understand and as humans we are creatures of habit and therefore we tend to go back to the same businesses over and over, and therefore it can be hard to change to another business, hence the constant rejection of the new business.

If you have ever opened up a business, how do you deal with custimer rejection in the beginning? What tactics do you use to maintain your composure despite rejections by the customer? And is persistence the key in winning over a customer or is this going to alienate your customer base even more

Disappointment at the beginning of every new business is inevitable. Know this and have peace. Save enough to heal a heart because the beginningia

 

[BrolySSJ]

Disappointment at the beginning of every new business is inevitable. Know this and have peace. Save enough to heal a heart because the beginningia

I think that many people are under the impression that if they start a business that it will be successful from the beginning however this is rarely the case when it comes to a business that is newly developed. It does take time to establish the business and how it is being received by the people.

 

[Ralphjoe]

This is very true. There is always the time that is needed to start off the business and to try and improve on the existing products as well, because that time is when you have to convince peopel to switch over to your business for their needs.
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Definitely. Emotions is one of the hardest things to control and i think that is why when it comes to anything, even if you go into cryptocurrency trading, they say that controlling your emotions and not panicking is the hardest things to do.

I think that every business should be able to be patient and persevere in the early stages of their inception as this is the stage where by a lot of clients or customers do not know them but if they are consistent with what they are doing then they will start getting popular and they will start getting the kind of cells that they have envisaged for the business.

 

[Favouredgirl]

When you first started your business there is a period by which your sales are very low, and you are constantly trying to sell your product and promote your product, and you are constantly rejected by customers as well. This si natural part of developing a business and I think that every nbusiness that has been created has gone through this stage. It is either that people are not showign interest in yoru product, or sometimes the product can even sound too good to be true and therefore peopele become very skeptical of it and its use and therefore reject it out front.

Sometimes it is natural to reject those ideas which we do not understand and as humans we are creatures of habit and therefore we tend to go back to the same businesses over and over, and therefore it can be hard to change to another business, hence the constant rejection of the new business.

If you have ever opened up a business, how do you deal with custimer rejection in the beginning? What tactics do you use to maintain your composure despite rejections by the customer? And is persistence the key in winning over a customer or is this going to alienate your customer base even more?

A business man knows that it takes time to build a business, you don't just start a business and expect things to go your way, every business man must encounter challenges, all you have to do is to face the challenge and profer solution. Being rejected by customers is not left out, it is the duty of the owner of the business to educate his customers on the business he is doing make them know the benefits of patronizing you because when the importance of something is not known abuse is inevitable, you don't expect a customer to get something which he or she knows nothing about or is ignorant of the values so you must properly educate your customers, as a business owner you must create appropriate means of creating awareness which involves advertising your product, try to make them aware of your products, another thing the business owner must properly package his product, the brand and packaging of product tends to interest customers and make them go for the product. If the above measures are out in place you find out the rate at which customer rejects you will decrease but just know that not everyone would like your product so there would still be rejection from few customers as they say one man's meat is another man's poison

 

[BrolySSJ]

I think that every business should be able to be patient and persevere in the early stages of their inception as this is the stage where by a lot of clients or customers do not know them but if they are consistent with what they are doing then they will start getting popular and they will start getting the kind of cells that they have envisaged for the business.

Exactly! It is all about time, and word of mouth is very very popular and in this way if you start of small and slow you can increase your potential profit very fast.

 

[tyrim88]

Every beginning point is the hardest part and even more so in the business industry. From planning to making a decision to executing it and then to actually establish a business. Most of the time, the excitement during the opening of the business will somehow disappear. It is within your strategy to keep the customers interested in your business.

Every business venture would ordinarily have that period of really great exitment about the prospect of the business,but when you have entered into the terrian then you are faced with reality,and one of them is customer aperty to your product.You just have to do some price slash and make sure that you product are of good quality.this can help in a way.

 

[Chizfab]

It's an expected reaction from those living around your business location. They are yet to confirm your product or services reputation, and so cannot risk tasting a new product they are not familiar with. This can sort this out by intensifying your marketing plans through promotion, discount offer, adverts and others.

 

[Kingmarvex]

When you first started your business there is a period by which your sales are very low, and you are constantly trying to sell your product and promote your product, and you are constantly rejected by customers as well. This si natural part of developing a business and I think that every nbusiness that has been created has gone through this stage. It is either that people are not showign interest in yoru product, or sometimes the product can even sound too good to be true and therefore peopele become very skeptical of it and its use and therefore reject it out front.

Sometimes it is natural to reject those ideas which we do not understand and as humans we are creatures of habit and therefore we tend to go back to the same businesses over and over, and therefore it can be hard to change to another business, hence the constant rejection of the new business.

If you have ever opened up a business, how do you deal with custimer rejection in the beginning? What tactics do you use to maintain your composure despite rejections by the customer? And is persistence the key in winning over a customer or is this going to alienate your customer base even more?

Customers are always right, whenever you are rejected listen to their complains and reasons... It is the best way to improve your products and also you should understand this customers patronize others before and work on your communication skills

 

[Dagm1]

It is actually all-organic I assumption when you are declined due to the very initial couple of years of your company because it may noise brand-brand new to all of them as well as they still need to understand your items very initial, however I understand opportunity will certainly happened that some people will certainly understand your items soo that is the moment just lower individuals will certainly decline that.