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| BrowseHosts.com April Newsletter | Volume 4 | Issue 1 |
Dear BrowseHosts members, BrowseHosts.com
has been experiencing rapid growth over the last few months. With over
1,000 web hosts registered in the BrowseHosts PPC System, and over 1,200
members in the forum, it's easy to see why BrowseHosts is quickly becoming
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Web Host Article "Keep
your host in shape" One of the most important aspects of managing your thriving web hosting business is keeping your customers informed. Web hosts that communicate on a regular basis with their customers tend to build better relationships with them. And in a business as competitive as web hosting, what could possibly be more important than building and maintaining a strong relationship with each of your customers? With this in mind, web hosts should devise a strategy that will keep customers in the loop. Put yourself in your customer’s shoes. Wouldn’t you appreciate knowing what is going on with the company taking care of your web hosting? Of course you would! So let’s take a look at a number of ways you can keep customers in the loop. Newsletters Perhaps the most commonly used method of keeping customers informed on a regular basis is the newsletter. Using an opt-in mailing list, you can regularly send out updates to your customers. Whether you are announcing a new hosting plan, offering a special incentive or promotion, or sharing tips and advice for them to use, the newsletter is the easiest way to do it. Newsletters are also the most cost effective way to keep your customers informed. Visit www.scripts.com and you’ll discover a number of newsletter programs that you can install and start using for free. Newsletters are easy to implement, cost effective and a great way to keep in touch with your customers regularly! Message Forums Some web hosts have decided to pursue a more collaborative means of keeping customers informed by offering the opportunity for customers to interact and provide feedback. Message forums are a prime example. Web hosts can use a message forum not only to post news about what’s happening with the company, or special offers and promotions, but also as a means to provide technical support. In fact, many web hosts use message forums such as www.Vbulletin.com for technical support issues. The advantage of this is that the members of the forums can also interact with other customers. This creates a community effect, building a stronger relationship between your company and your customers. Message forums are more costly compared to newsletters, and require more work on your part. Keep in mind that with forum members posting messages, you will need a moderator to regularly keep track of what’s going on. But think about the benefits: better customer interaction, collaborative support, and so forth. Blogs Last, but definitely not the least, is the all too popular blog. Many businesses have decided to take the blog approach to keeping their customers in the loop. Blogs are great because they offer a more personal interaction between you and your customers, and are a lot less formal than newsletters. They’re also fun to read and easy to maintain. Blogs are cost effective, and you can use a service such as Blogger (www.blogger.com) for free. Posting to your blog on a regular basis is also fun and easy to do. And since you can post to your blog easily, you can keep customers informed about anything on a regular basis. Keep In Touch! Keeping in touch with your customers is the first step to building a healthy relationship with them. It shows that you care about their needs, that you’re paying attention to them and that you value their business. By putting in a simple effort of using methods to make contact with your customers regularly, you gain a competitive advantage over your competition, and you give your customers a much better experience. Other
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