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Customer Service Quote for July 1, 2009

Published on 01 July 2009.

by Kevin Stirtz

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Customer Service Quote for July 1, 2009

The first step to success in any business is to ask your customers what they want.

-Kevin Stirtz
Author of: More Loyal Customers: 21 Real World Lessons to Keep Your Customers Coming Back

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