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Give your customer a wink
Give your customer a wink
 Give your customer a wink
Once upon a time, business owners used to know their customers by name. They had a pen behind their ears, ready to make notes about Maria's product preferences or Paul's need for garden material. They were aware of Maria and Paul’s change of behavior in order to deliver new goods before the client asked for them, rewarding them for their loyalty.
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