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Carter Harkins and Taylor Hill
As business owners, we often associate an improvement in customer experience with an increase in cost.We think of airline tickets and the cost to upgrade from coach to first-class. We think of the costs and tips associated with valet parking and room service. We think of the price we pay for the convenience of home delivery food services. “Sure,” we think, “it’s easy to offer VIP-level service if you charge VIP prices.”But does improved customer service always cost the business owner? Do you really have to increase your prices if you’re going to give your customers a better experience?We’d argue no.
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