2013-02-05

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2013-02-05

Title text: 2013-02-05

Votey

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For example, when companies make errors and publicly apologize, their sales tend to soar.

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So, the lesson is that we should make our business more transparent?

No. According to this analysis, you can make 3.4 errors per year, from which you reap the 'apology bump" without alienating your customers.

If the errors don't appear to be due to ethical lapses, you can crank up to 7.A errors.

This represents a potential 48% increase in quarterly revenue. Thus, if we make no errors, we take a massive hit to potential profit.

So, today I'll be selling 'mislabeled" expired food inventory to a local soup

Isn't this monstrous?

Kitchen.

My god

Write that down. Well use it for the apology.

Votey Transcript

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As a proof of our sincere remorse, 5% off in stores! It's a remorseless bargain!C

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