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水平儀自動噴漆線——提升服務態度，也可以獲取新的合作機會

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲水平儀自動噴漆線编辑： 400-088-0769/199-0769-9609 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.06.28

有不少的水平儀自動噴漆線加工廠家都說生意難做，但爲什麽有些噴漆廠家依然一騎絕塵呢？噴漆行業野蠻生長了那麽多年，從未脫離浮躁、跟風的狀態。2020年，大多噴漆廠家應該逐漸趨于理性，著重關注一些本質的東西上來。

水平儀自動噴漆線加工产品质量、环保要求、售后服务、客户满意度……这些，其实都是一个企业最根本的东西，也是成就一个喷漆厂家长期发展的要素。但很多厂家粗放发展了10多年之久，开始过惯了不缺订单的日子，不少企业开始“舍本逐末”，玩得炫却忽视了最本质的需求。如今受到工艺技术升级和市场精细化需求的影响，不能不得做一下调整与改变。像兄辉电子这种行业大将，重新将产品工艺和服务放在了至高重要的位置，依然是值得高兴的事情。

无论做得如何，但至少他们都表达了“用心聆听客户的心声”的姿态并开始着手做一些实在的事情，而服务的回归，也必将成为2020年乃至今后水平儀自動噴漆線加工厂家的发展趋势。当然如果喷漆厂家不要把售后服务作为一种负担，不要把客户的合理要求和建议当做“给我找麻烦”，而应该把售后服务当作一份责任。

水平儀自動噴漆線厂家要通过良好的售后服务，尤其是服务中的细致沟通，细节洞察，探寻、挖掘、引导，甚至是创造客户的新需求，在同质化的产品中，用差异化的服务来引导客户，这样才能在竞争日益激烈的形势下，获取新的合作机会。

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