DISQUS

Anonymous · 4 years ago

It’s the Small Things

Michael Cage: “Many small businesses have no idea what the ‘little things’ are that keep their customers coming back. Sometimes, even with the best of intentions, those ‘little things’ are changed or taken away. This can be a good thing,...

Anonymous · 4 years ago

Oh, so YOU’RE the guy who’s always spread out on that big table for four when I need to meet a few clients at my local Starbucks.

Why is it better for you to have a big table all to your lonesome and laptop, leaving me and my two clients to squeeze around one of those micro-tables? 

When it comes down to it, I think S’bucks was right to ditch your table for two in its place. One guy at a table spending $10-$12 is not equal to 3 guys with the ability to spend three times as much—if they were able to sit comfortably for any operiod of time.

Anonymous · 4 years ago

Link-O-Rama #2

I normally don’t do Link-O-Rama posts so close together (see last week’s here) but there have been many great posts this week. I am getting stressed just having all these to share. It’s bad aggregator Feng Shui to have so

Anonymous · 4 years ago

Another Starbucks Guy,

So your the guy who hogs my table when the baristas forget to put up the velvet ropes and “reserved for Michael” sign…!

Michael
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Anonymous · 1 year ago

Yeah Jack! Take the road Jack, and never come again, no more, no more, no more <img src="http://www.entrepreneurslife.com/images/smileys/smile.gif" width="19" height="19" alt="smile" style="border:0;">
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Katy · 7 months ago

Haha, nice lesson but a little obsessive about the table! I couldn’t get any work done at coffee house if i tried. Too much good people watching going on!

I do think alot of businesses could benefit from listening more to customers though…

Katy

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