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How to Keep Your Customers Happy by Sam Kahn

  Sam Kahn owns and operates a regulated claims management business,   Claiming4U , in Manchester UK. Sam Kahn states, “I’ve become quite an expert in this area over the last ten years and have grown a very successful business.” Customers have a variety of wants, including convenience, value, situational relevance and more. If you can’t keep up with these needs, your customer base will suffer. “The more you have, the less you feel.” This is true for both people and businesses. In order to keep up with your customers’ ever-growing needs and demands, it’s important to find ways to streamline your process.  Sam Khan shares a few techniques to keep your customer happy.  Create predictable experiences. It’s not just about developing a good product. It’s about creating the experience you want for your customers. What do they want? What do they need? How can you make their experience with you as predictable and perfect as possible? Deliver the best value possible. The botto...

Sam Kahn The Balance Between Business & Family

Sam Kahn, a successful entrepreneur who owns and operates a regulated claims management company   Claiming4U in the Manchester community UK , shares his experiences as an entrepreneur and a father. He discusses the balance between family and business life. It helps that Samuel’s family has always been very business-orientated. Even when Sam was a child, he remembers it was all about work: work, work, work, evenings and weekends were always about the same. With a background in business, Samuel started selling watches to classmates when he was 13. His enthusiasm for trading has been there since childhood and it reflects in his current business. “I think trading is an instinctual part of human nature that thrives on the idea of making money and taking risks,” he says.  Since high school, Samuel has been sharing his passions with young traders, and his main goal is to help them develop a personal trading system and begin to trade profitably. A mentor who believes in the idea ...

Samuel Nathan Kahn a True Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurs are those people who start their own business and take on the risk of the commercial enterprise.  They have the qualities of being creative, proactive, and assertive, and understand that their business is always growing. Being an entrepreneur is about more than just starting a company, says Sam Kahn, it’s about having an innovative idea, making it happen, and building something from nothing.  Entrepreneurs are not just job creators, they are catalysts for job growth. They launch new companies and create jobs in the process. They also help to generate new markets, develop innovative ideas, and drive economic development. One thing that sets apart Samuel Nathan Kahn, founder and operator of  Claiming4U   a regulated claims company in Manchester UK, is his ability to sense opportunity in any market, and a willingness to take risks that others might hesitate at.  Sam Kahn is a risk-taker and only interested in taking advantage of opportunities as they ...

Advice on how To Build Your Work Team with Sam Kahn

The most important thing to develop your business successfully, is to develop and maintain a team, says Sam Kahn. When you build a team, you are building the foundation for your success.  Sam Kahn owns and operates  Claiming4U  and provides expert mis-sold pension claims services to individuals and business clients. You need to make sure that your workgroup is filled with loyal and trustworthy people who are willing to work hard for you. This can be difficult but not impossible. You need to make sure that your team members are properly compensated, and they should also be able to take pride in their work. This can also help with recruiting other people as well.  When you promote your team members, you are encouraging them to share their knowledge with others and also motivate them to take on more projects. Make sure they understand the importance of spreading your message to as many people as possible. This will help with recruitment and will make it easier for them ...

Sam Kahns Thoughts on Being your own Boss

  What does it mean to be your own boss? Being the head of your own company . Doing what you love and getting paid for it. Being the person that’s in charge of everything, not just one part of it.  They say you can be yourself, but nobody has the same personality as you, says Sam Kahn. You’re unique. This means that everyone’s version of being their own boss is a bit different too. The first thing most people think about when they think about being their boss is that they’re going to be working all the time because there’s no one else to do it for them or help them out when they need a hand (or three).  It’s true, you’ll have to work more hours than someone who doesn’t run their own business, but it doesn’t have to be all the time, especially if you have the support of your family, Sam Kahn says I was still able to be that loving husband, and a good father. At the start, I was unable to be around my family as much as I wanted to be, as the business was a full-time job. Th...

How to Value People Over Business with Sam Kahn

Samuel Nathan Kahn works as a professional regulated claims adjustor and runs and operates his own business in Manchester, UK.  He has worked in the business for decades, and through his years of experience, has become a successful, well-known businessman.  Sam Kahn dedicates his time to helping people who have been taken advantage of, through poor financial advice. Whether it’s misinformation or deliberate lies from people trying to make more money. He works tirelessly to claim their money back.  Sam believes that you should value people over the business, and if you value people, you will be rewarded within your business.  He states “Try to play fair, even if it costs you money. Try to put yourself in the other person’s shoes, and try to feel what they would feel when you’re about to do something hurtful to their business.” “Sometimes you can build instead of destroying, but you need the guts to do it.”  Valuing people is good for your bottom line. If you can ...