Which brings me to the last topic of this module:
Your customers and how your English competence affects them.
I guess this is where the whole point of these two training modules is leading - ultimately, it's your customers who decide on your success. In The Good Old Days of bricks'n'mortar business, we did our voting with our feet. If the customer service was bad, we walked out and didn't go back. These days, the voting is just a little faster - a recent study found that people spend an average of 10-20 seconds on a website unless something catches their interest.* A stunning 55% of visitors spend less than 15 seconds making up their minds whether to stay around or 'walk out' - a lot quicker than when Mrs Brown's bad attitude made you decide not to return to that cafe!
That's it folks - you have just 15 seconds to grab your potential customers' interest. Do you think you have time to waste?
No - I didn't think so.
You need to be sure that you keep your customers - engage them - for as long as possible. And keep them coming back until they turn into raving fans who will share your content with others. The only way to do that, is to provide the highest quality content and customer service that you can.
If you have trouble with basic English rules, go back to my first tutorial here:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/why-shoul...
Use a grammar tool like grammarly.com. Ask for help. Seek honest feedback and be prepared to accept honest criticism.
Thank you for staying around! If you liked this training, stay tuned - next time we look at some more English bloopers with an emphasis on tricky words. If you find any mistakes in this - please let me know! I'm always glad to hear from you.
*check out the study at the link below:
Excellent tutorial! Your conversational style creates a very friendly atmosphere for learning a difficult subject. I think you will reach those who desperately need this training in order to produce coherent content for their websites.
Cheers to you from the other Ellie!