Exceptional Services: Carving Opportunities in a Competitive Landscape
During my recent visit to Coimbatore, I personally experienced the challenges travelers encounter
Amidst this chaos, I encountered a remarkable individual, whom I'll refer to as Mr. Selvam (name changed to respect his privacy). His approach to the taxi service business was refreshingly different.
When I first contacted Mr. Selvam, he assured me of his arrival within 10 minutes without any mention of additional charges. It seemed almost too good to be true, considering the common practice of unexpected demands once the ride begins. Surprisingly, he was not only punctual but also conversed fluently in Hindi, putting me at ease from the beginning.
As I settled into the ride, I noticed a considerate setup in his car: a water bottle, a juice pack, a packet of biscuits, and even a newspaper neatly arranged on the door tray. When I inquired about these, Mr. Selvam explained that these were complimentary for his customers. He also revealed additional amenities—chocolates for children, various mobile chargers, lighters, a convenient knife, shoulder rest pillows, and even a back and neck massager, all meticulously placed for customer comfort.
Curious about his approach, I asked why he went to such lengths. His simple yet profound response was that these were gestures solely for his customers. He mentioned having a loyal customer base
In a market where other drivers tend to overcharge and conduct less business, thereby creating negative experiences for customers, Mr. Selvam's dedication to enhancing customer satisfaction stood out. His approach not only fostered a more enjoyable experience for travelers but also ensured a steady and guaranteed business.
Encountering such a service provider amidst the chaos of the Coimbatore taxi scene left a lasting impression. It serves as a lesson in how a few thoughtful gestures
Mr. Selvam's story is a testament to the power of prioritizing customer satisfaction in business, setting an example worth emulating in any service industry.
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1yThis reminds me the famous line You either need to differentiate or you will vanish ( words changed)... This Driver opted to differentiate and has loyal customers.....
General Manager Operations
1yGreat experience. I think customer delight is most important in any business. We had same experience in one of rickshaw Driver who keeps books for reading in Kolhapur. These persons really make changes in other's lives.wish him great sucess in his business.