Automatic Age

I know one store which never
loses a customer except by
death. It doesn’t even lose them
when they move away, because
they like the treatment they re­
ceive so well they buy by mail.
The head of that firm is a good
friend of mine and I ’ve talked
to him many times about his
philosophy.
“I don’t do anything other
business men don’t do,” he told
me.
But I protested that he did.
“No, I don’t,” he insisted.
“Maybe I like friends better
than other folks. Like to have
people around me. So I look
upon the good folks who come
into my store, not as customers
on commercial bent, but as per­
sonal friends. And I treat them
as I treat a friend. No intelli­
gent man or woman ever loses
friends. Why then should you
lose customers? You keep your
friends by being honest with
them, by being friendly with
them, by being interested in
them. You keep your business
friends in exactly the same
way.”
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SPACE
he, horses are classified into the
fast ones and the slow ones. You
would think that only a fast
horse has a chance, but that is
wrong, because some of the slow
ones can run rings around the
fast ones on muddy tracks. So
they are kept for special condi­
tions.
“Some salesman are fast mov­
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er. Normally, they’re your best
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where their natural tempo fits
them. And it seems to work.”
January, 1942
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The sales manager, noted for
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his ability to make men, was
telling me the other night about
his system. The curious thing
about this man is that he was a
trainer of race horses before he
became a sales executive.
“And I suppose you apply the
lessons you learned on the race
track to the sales force,” I ven­
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“That’s it exactly!” he ex­
claimed. “Who told you?”
“No one. It was just a guess.”
“And a most excellent one!”
he said, enthusiastically.
“Tell me about it.”
He did. He told me for half
an hour. Then I asked him
questions for another hour. I
do not believe I ever spent time
so interestingly.
Around the race tracks, said
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