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  • Earning From Your Home Based Business
    By Staff on July 31, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    Working at office is perfectly okay and there are many people who earn their livelihood that way. They leave their residence at a fixed time in the morning and return back at a fixed time at night. So what if their cousin is schedule to come to their dwelling for a few hours during the daytime, or if their friend has to undergo a minor surgery at afternoon, they just cannot be present. They have no option whatsoever. If they want to attend that surgery, or to talk for a few hours with that cousin who will just be staying for a few hours, they have to take leave from the office. This means deduction of salary. They could have easily spent some time with their cousin or might have taken him along to the hospital to attend the surgery, if they had their own home based business .

    The biggest advantage of home based business is that one does not have to adhere to fixed timings. One can work as and when they feel like it. With this type of work you earn as much you work. It also depends on how fast you can complete an amount of work. The faster you complete, the more you earn. There are many types of openings for these types of jobs and their range varies. You might just have to stuff envelopes with manuals, applying address labels and stamps on them and then posting them. Then again you might earn money by filling up online surveys. There are many people who get paid for writing articles or just for typing out documents. Most of these jobs entail that you have a little bit of experience, but some of them, like the one of stuffing envelopes, does not require any prior experience.

    If you have a good knowledge of medical science, you can opt in for a home based business that requires you to do medical transcription where you have to listed to recorded medical conversations and type them out on paper. This requires that you have a sharp ear too, for the swishing voice in the background might mean that someone has removed the X-ray plate from the viewer.

    Though there are time schedule for these home based business they are not so rigid and you always have that spare time to chat with your cousin. If you thought that these types of jobs do not offer good money, you got it all wrong. If you are proficient with the camera, just 1 to 2 hours of work that involves shooting a couple of images might well earn you 40 to 50 dollars. Quadruple that amount if you are willing to work the normal 8 hours that you might have had to spend in office and it is not a bad sum at all. The time spent in going to and back from the office is not taken into account.

    Before you settle in for a home based business read the terms of service and the rules and regulations carefully before clicking on the accept button. Though there are not any rigid rules and no stiff penalties, it is always wise to be on the safe side. There are many people who are minting money working from their residence and there is no reason why you too cannot emulate their feat.

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  • A New Chapter In Customer Service
    By Staff on July 30, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    Working in the customer satisfaction industry requires you to make use of your people skills, being courteous and friendly no matter the situation, and extending the quality of helpfulness and a desire to meet the needs of your clients and patrons, in addition to the specific responsibilities that your particular job entails. It is a juggling act. On the one hand, you have to insure that your duties and obligations to your employer are fulfilled. On the other hand, the needs of the customer must come first. It requires patience, as well as proper training and a good work ethic, to perform well in all of these areas. 
     
    This is why businesses that provide secret shopping services have become so prevalent in the workplace in recent years. Company owners and managers understand that in order for them to succeed in business, and in turn be able to offer you a job, that the customer should be the one and only focus when they are interacting with employees.  
     
    Now, no one likes to be working under pressure. If you know that you are under review, some people take it with a grain of salt, but others can become intimidated by the fact that they are being judged on their performance, and nervousness makes them second guess, doubt and even make mistakes that they ordinarily would not have made. Secret shopping services eliminate the nervousness, primarily because their aim is to slip in undetected, and review the quality of the service that they receive as an ordinary, everyday patron. This is what makes secret shopping services so valuable to the companies that use them. 
     
    Using this incognito approach allows the reviewer to accurately rate and measure employee acknowledgment, greeting, helpfulness and intention, without the employee ever being the wiser for it. For all they know they are just doing their job. Of course, companies that pay for secret shopping services to be performed within the rank of their employees love to get positive, generous feedback. There is nothing more satisfying to see that the people that you have chosen to hire are performing up to the standards that they agreed upon on upon being hired to work for them. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. 
     
    We all have bad days, but in the customer satisfaction industry, even if the employee is having a bad day it is still their job to cater to the needs of other people. If their negative attitude spills over into their dealings with clients and customers, that is not only bad for business, but often it is bad for company morale as well. We have all met people who have a generally bleak outlook on life, for whatever reason. Employees who have problems keeping their negative comments to themselves, or who flat out ignore the needs of the customer,  are more likely to drive business away than to add to it.  
     
    By utilizing secret shopping services within the ranks of their employees, many companies have been able to nip this negativity in the bud before it becomes a problem. Perhaps all it takes is a one-on-one discussion with a negatively reviewed employee. It is also possible that a new, more powerful company wide training program can be established, to insure that all of your employees are on the same page, the page titled The customer always comes first.

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  • Should Business Owners Have A Conscience
    By Staff on July 29, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    Nicholas and Elizabeth had been married 3 years when Lizzy finally located the dry cleaners where her mother dropped off her wedding dress to be preserved. It had been an emotional process, having to call local dry cleaners and explain why her mother could not remember where she left the dress just before she passed away. In fact, Lizzy just let it go for 8 months before she had enough peace within herself to start looking for her lost wedding dress.

    It was at the small town cleaners where Lizzy had grown up. She had been looking in St. Louis this whole time and there it was in the most obvious place.

    Relieved to have found her dress, she asked the cleaner when she could pick it up. To her dismay, the cleaner told her that it had not yet been processed.

    Lizzy was frustrated. The cleaners had the dress for 10 months now and they had not begun to clean it and preserve her wedding gown. This was no kind of acceptable customer service and she made it clear that the dress needed to be finished asap. The cleaner assured her that the dress would be ready in 3 to 4 months.

    Another 8 months later, Lizzy phoned the cleaners again, having heard no word on her missing wedding gown. The customer service this time was even worse. The owner of the small operation started off nice enough, saying that the dress was ready to be picked up any time. When Lizzy verified that the dress had already been paid for by her mother 2 years ago, the owner said it had not. This was too much, Lizzy lost it.

    How was it ethical to charge her full price for a dress that had not been cleaned for over a year now, was lost to her and the cleaner made no attempt to call her phone, which was listed on the account? This was a gift from her mother – the last gift she gave her. It was unacceptable to expect a customer to pay full price for horrible cleaning service and worse customer service .

    The owner backed down and said she would have to look into writing the expense off with her insurance and would call Lizzy back on Monday.

    Monday never came for Lizzy, in fact 58 Mondays later, Lizzy called the cleaner again. (She did not live in her small home town anymore and was hours away, otherwise she would have walked in and taken the dress months ago.)

    It was not surprise when she found that the store was under new ownership. After the way the previous owners customer service , how could she have stayed in business? Frustrated to have to explain this whole disaster again, Lizzy tried her best to keep her composure.

    As she took a deep breath and summed up the last of her story, she was astonished to find that a witch even wickeder than the first was now the owner of the property. With a cold and snappy reply, the owner said Lizzy must pay the full amount if she wants the dress back.

    What happened next is the biggest mistake in customer service that any business owner could make. The owner added a haughty Take it up with your lawyer then and hung up the phone on Lizzy!

    Lizzy had nothing to do but pay the 125 dollars to get her dress back. But it was not the end of the story. That small town where Lizzy grew up loved a good story to talk about. All the ladies who gathered every morning at the local restaurant buzzed about the latest gossip. Lizzy gave them just that. She wrote an editorial in the small town paper about the unethical, heartless customer service and questionable business practices. Citizens in the area were appalled at the cleaners. Business for them went under and now a sign sits in the window For Sale By Owner.

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  • A Day In the Life of a Shadow Shopper
    By Staff on July 28, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    There are few persons out there who can resist the temptation of getting goods for free. How would you like to go shopping and get paid for the same? Yes, you heard it right. You will be paid for the goods that you are purchasing and if that is not enough, even the bills for eating in restaurants, watching movies, traveling etc. will be paid by the organization that is recruiting you. Not only do you get these free goods, you also get a fixed stipend too. Is it really possible to have your cake and eat it too? If this question is bothering you, just browse through the net and look out for details of what is being offered for those who want to pursue a career as a shadow shopper . It may sound too good to be true, but there are many people who are earning a decent sum of money and pocketing paid gifts while pursuing this career. You need not work full time in this job and can even do the same in your part time.

    You might have heard a lot about this shadow shopper but who are these people? Are they someone special? These shadowy surveyors are normal human beings just like you and me. The only difference that they have is that have a sharp eye that keeps on looking out for abnormalities in shopping malls, movie halls, stores and restaurants. These abnormalities may range from cleanliness, the quality of the food being offered, the type of service being offered etc. The shadow shopper works on behalf of the owner of these organizations and report back their findings to them. If the quality of food being served in a restaurant is not up to the mark, if the salesman of a mall is not paying attention to the clients, these organizations will be shunned by the suffering clients and it is to avoid the loss of business and clientele that the organizations hire these spies.

    The shadow shopper is expected to check out all discrepancies that are there in the organization they are keeping an eye on. Is the washroom clean, was the cutlery being provided in the restaurant spick and span, was the salesperson courteous and devoting enough time and attention to the clientele? All these facts are noticed by these spies. Apart from that they also observe if the staff are arriving and leaving the shop as per schedule or not. It is but obvious that the surveyor has to dine out in the restaurant to check the quality of its food. To gauge the friendliness of a salesperson the spies have to purchase goods too. Apart form their monthly stipend these observers are paid money to purchase goods and also to dine out. This is one of the biggest benefits of pursuing such a career.

    At the end of the day, the shadow shopper has to note down all his activities and observations of the day in a form provided by his employer. Not only are the bad points noted, the good ones are jotted down too. If the salesperson went out of his way to hunt down the elusive item that the spy was seeking it will be highlighted and positive points will be given against his name. Negative points will be given to those who were rude or did not help.

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  • Spies Assure Quality Assurance
    By Staff on July 26, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    There is a buzz in the market and the salesmen are extremely wary. They know that someone is keeping an eye out on them. Many businesses have started failing because of the lack of quality assurance that they are supposed to provide to their clients. If this was not enough, the rude salespersons that do not bother at all about the clients are another pain. It is the duty of these vendors to see that outdated goods are returned back to the manufacturer and fresh stocks stored in the showroom. But these people are more interested in chatting with their friends or just doing nothing in particular. They are assured with the knowledge that at the end of the month they will get their salary.

    These vendors who do not bother about quality assurance need to be careful. The owners of most establishments are employing spies who mingle with the crowd and look after the proceedings in the shop. To all and sundry, they appear just as normal customers. They will look at goods, ask the salespersons to assist them and even purchase a few items. It is impossible to identify them in a crowd. He might be the person just entering the store, or he might be a member of a family who is chatting away happily while shopping. Unknown to others, one of them is keeping a discreet watch on the proceedings of the shop.

    They are observing how the clients are being treated by the salespersons. Quality assurance just does not mean about the value of goods in the store. When people come to the store they should also be guaranteed of a pleasant experience while shopping. The ambience of the store should be comforting and that includes the way they are treated by the vendors. What is the value of a store that keeps the best and latest products if the salespersons are rude? What is the use of bringing fresh stock when these are not displayed up front and kept at the back of the shelf, out of reach of the shoppers? It is to keep these things in check that the owners of stores employ invisible agents.

    People who visit a store regularly visit it more for its quality assurance than for any other reason. They know that they will get excellent stuff and will be treated properly by the staff. There are some small shops, mostly run by owners, which are more successful than the upcountry malls. This is due to the respect and attention the shoppers get from the salespersons. In this case the salespersons are the owners themselves and which owner would want to spoil their clientele. In fact it has been observed that owners who run their own shops maintain a friendly rapport with their clientele. This type of relationship ensures that the shoppers might even pay a bit more to purchase goods from those shops.

    People love to give respect and at the same time they demand respect too. In order to survive in the competitive markets of today, businesses have to ensure that priority is given to quality assurance above all things. Once this is guaranteed, the owners can be rest assured that the flow of clients will never cease and they can put their attention to other things. The shop will take care of itself.

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  • Mystery Shopping Employment Adventures
    By Staff on July 25, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    She knew she would not become rich in her job with mystery shopping employment . The pay is low for many assignments and by the time she adds her time shopping and making reports she barely makes minimum wage. But she enjoys the challenge of the jobs. 

    With her shopping job she can dress up and act in a way she normally would not. She can complain or be a wealthy socialite or some other different persona. This job requires her to be someone she may not be and she gets a thrill out of that.

    It allows her to try new things she never would have had the nerve to try before. She gets to experience ritzy hotels and five star restaurants as well as try new products she would not have normally purchased. She earns extra cash and various freebie products and services. Her job allows her to refill her cars gas tank a couple of times a week. As a shopper at a gas station she was reimbursed for her gas purchases. She has been able to travel on a cruise ship as a shopper and took her kids to the movies as an assignment. And she was reimbursed for each job.

    Her personality makes her a good fit for mystery shopping employment . She is detail oriented and observant. She knows what she should be looking for without drawing attention to herself. Her good recall of observations is an asset when she fills out her evaluation questionnaire.

    She has a reputation for being honest. She does not make up answers or second guess any observation she made. Her reputation is at stake if she does not do her job with integrity.

    She is reliable. When she agrees to do an assignment, she does it. She has proven she is consistent about doing any job she has been invited to do. She is objective and reports the facts only on her evaluation forms. Only when a client asks for a personal view does she gives a brief description. And she leaves out any personal feelings she may have had about the assignment.

    She is essentially working for herself as a contractor in this type of employment. She must be motivated to do the assignments on time. She has good grammar and spelling skills and communication skills that help her fill in reports and relate to sales staff and other customers.

    Mystery shopping employment is a service where businesses hire clients to act as a typical customer to evaluate their business performance and the services their customers receive. It is a legitimate marketing research tool many businesses use to evaluate their services. The shoppers carry out all parts of their assignment in a professionally objective way. They report their information on a questionnaire provided by the market research organization. The client uses the results to make improvements to his shop and staff attitude.

    She feels she is helping other customers with her mystery shopping employment . She often gives suggestions on tangible ways the company can improve its goods and services to help other customers receive a better experience at the shop.

    Mystery shopping employment is not for you if you are wanting to make a lot of money quickly. But if you enjoy trying new things, helping others and acting as different characters, you just might enjoy the assignments as a shopper.

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  • Customer Service Storage Representative
    By Staff on July 24, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    John is a customer service expert and has been in the customer service field for most of his working life. He would call himself a guru when it came to level of service he could provide for the customer. John felt like he let a customer down if he could not assist them the way that they needed to be helped.

    John works in a call center that takes calls for multiple different companies in which people need to store their belongings. In his current role in the center, he is in charge of his shift and ensures that the people that work under him are taking care of each of people that call. He wants toe ensure they are providing great customer service .

    Sometimes in this role, John has to be a great sales person in order to make ends meet for him. When people call into talk to him about storing, he has to try to find a way for him to get the caller to reserve a space to rent. If he does not he does not make enough to pay his rent. There are times in which customer service is awesome, but he knows that he might need to push harder that normal to get the caller to reserve a space. Being nice to customers is a part of good service, but there are some customers who just want to talk about random things in their life, where John has to answer as many calls as he can to make money. He always has to decide when to cut the caller off in order to get to the next potential reservation.

    There was a time recently where John took a call and he had to decide whether or not to provide excellent service or to not care as much and let the caller go. The caller called in to talk to the manager of the facility he was answering for because they were way behind on their rent. The caller had been in an out of the hospital due to his illness and also events beyond his control like, he was mugged, stabbed and he had three deaths in the family all within the last two months. During his recovery time in the hospital, the facility saw that he was late on his rent so they decided to put his belonging up for auction.

    The customer was obviously upset because they had some valuables in that space and they did not want it auctioned off. No one at the facility would answer his calls and he was in the hospital and had no one to go down to the facility to talk to the managers. John could tell that the caller was shaking on the phone with anger and also because he was so upset at the situation.

    John was trying to think to himself what he should do. So far just to get to this point the caller had been explaining the series of events to john for almost ten minutes now. In this industry ten minutes could have been another two calls that he could have taken to get a reservation. John knew that this was not his situation to take care of but he knew if he just tried to pass this call on to the voicemail of the on site manager, nothing would happen and the customer would not be taken care of. So he decided to provide as much customer service to this caller as he could.

    Luckily for this customer and John, this company had a customer service line to handle situations like this especially when the manager on site does not return phone calls. John wrote out a long synopsis of the situation and gave as much detail as he could to assist the caller and their situation. The caller thanked John over and over again and wished that John worked for that company because they have not treated him well over the past six years of renting there.

    John got off of the phone with that customer feeling really good. At first he was telling himself he could have taken three other calls in that time to feed money to his bank account, but instead he helped a person in need and just maybe the situation of that customer will be turned around because of the level of customer service John provided.

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  • How Quality Assurance Affects Consumers
    By Staff on July 23, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    How do consumers know that what they are buying is safe to use or to consume? When we buy toys for our children, we expect those items to be safe for our young ones to play with. We put our trust in the toy manufacturers to entertain our kids , and not injure them. When we eat food at the local Mexican restaurant, we expect the food to make us feel better, not make us sick with food poisoning for the next four days. When we do business with any company, we expect to receive good customer service and products or services that show a level of integrity that makes us want to come back again. So how do we know that the things that we, as consumers, purchase, whether it is an item or a service, are going to be safe for our families, and safe for us? The answer can be found in quality assurance . 
     
    Companies are hard pressed by our society to deliver the goods. We are an impatient bunch here in the United States. We want what we want, and as soon as possible, built to our specifications, exactly. In their haste to fulfill our every consumerist desire, companies would get lost in the hustle and deadlines of getting the products out to the store shelves, and safety could be compromised as a result. 
     
    Quality assurance is the means by which each company oversees the production of the products or services, and puts them to the test. The testing measures the level of consumer safety, firstly, as no business wants to be responsible for accident or injury as a result of poor production practices. Secondly, quality assurance measures effectiveness and customer satisfaction.  
     
    In businesses where there is no concrete product, such as a telephone service of some kind, quality assurance is the yardstick that measures the effectiveness of the interaction between customer and representative, the overall effectiveness of employee training programs and the ease with which all of this comes about. Face it, we all want quality products. Shoddy workmanship, poor employee working conditions and a lackadaisical attitude thrown about by company owners are just some of the reasons why the safety and effectiveness of a product or service might be compromised.  
     
    It takes effort and dedication to enforce high safety standards within the framework of a company or an industry, but it is a necessary part of our consumerist society. Without it, unsatisfied, sick and even fatally injured customers would be the norm, and many more injuries and illnesses would be present than we currently bear witness to. Of course, sometimes things slip through the cracks, as the recent salmonella outbreaks have shown us, but imagine if there were no safety standards at all? We are lucky in this country. We are lucky that there is a higher standard of quality assurance in the workplace and in the industry practices that are such important parts of our families lives.  
     
    Putting our faith and trust in a company is all too easy to do, until something goes wrong. But here in America, the consumer capital of the world, we do trust, sometimes blindly. Perhaps we should be more proactive in our own right, and not be so apt to consume without taking into consideration the risk involved for ourselves. It is, after all a two way street. 
     
    Most businesses do their best to insure safe practices and work environments. And we trust that to be so. But it is ultimately our responsibility when it comes to what we choose to purchase and consume. Buying cheaply made, bottom of the barrel products and services for our families could be a precursor to illness or injury. Perhaps a little quality assurance of our own is the key. Buying from local, reputable business owners whose business practices you can see and measure, rather than goods imported from half a world away, is a great first step.

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    Tron Jordheim , director of operation at  PhoneSmart ( a subsidiary of StorageMart ) will be interviewed by Syndicated News on 7/23/2008 6:00 PM. The topics of discussion will include Self Storage , Secret Shopping , property management , Self Storage Advertising and Self Storage Marketing

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  • Mystery Shopper Invades Bank
    By Staff on July 22, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    She was a young mother working as a mystery shopper at her local bank. She was hired by a financial service firm to evaluate the service received by customers. She entered the bank posing as a normal customer armed with a list of questions the company provided. She observes the friendliness of the staff and how fast she is waited on.

    Many banking institutions are able to differentiate themselves from their competitors with the advent of ATMs and Internet banking. Customer satisfaction is higher and productivity increases. The financial institutions success depends partially on how good the employees performance is. They hire a mystery shopper from a research firm that specializes in evaluating the performance of banks.

    The bank shoppers use a different technique such as face to face, through the internet and video assessments as well as over the telephone and through the postal system. When doing a face to face shop, the mystery shopper evaluates the sales and service level of the employee while a telephone shop allows the shopper to judge courteous communications from the staff.

    The shopper must evaluate the quality of service received and find areas that need improvement. They assess the managerial roles and how the employees interact with the customer. They evaluate the effectiveness of the teller staff, analyzing how well the staff listens to the customer, how friendly they are and how much time the customers must wait for a teller. Another area the shopper evaluates is the personnels knowledge of the banks services and products.

    After evaluating the service and performance of the employees, she submits a report to the branch manager, normally through the research company that hired her. The report measures any changes in performance over time. The reports include a comparison of branches within a region and provide recommendations to further train and modify behaviors.

    She was able to find the job by doing a search on the internet and visiting the MSPA website that lists companies hiring shoppers. The searchable database let her locate companies and local assignments. She also visited shoppers forums to learn of the legitimate firms to apply to. She filled out an online application that asked for demographic information. These personal questions were used to match her to an appropriate assignment. She knew she wanted to evaluate service businesses so those are the ones she applied for. She applied with several mystery shopper sites.

    She never paid a fee to apply to any company. Any legitimate company does not charge a fee to apply.

    Before beginning any assignment she inquired about out of pocket expenses and if any special training was needed. She checked instructions that the company provided carefully prior to any job. She followed them to get the information exactly as the company wanted. Once she finished a job, she immediately filled out the report with precise answers, proofreading for grammatical and spelling errors. She gave opinions only when asked for and reported the real facts that she observe

    Sometimes she visited the banks during rush hour to get a good idea of how the staff really performs when they have many customers to deal with. Other times she visited during a slow time when she knew staff would have time to be polite. She always left her mood and personality at home when she did a shop.

    She has found great satisfaction visiting banks as a mystery shopper . She is providing a valuable service to not only the bank but its customers as well.

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    Tron Jordheim , director of operation at  PhoneSmart ( a subsidiary of StorageMart ) will be interviewed by Syndicated News on 7/23/2008 6:00 PM. The topics of discussion will include Self Storage , Secret Shopping , property management , Self Storage Advertising and Self Storage Marketing

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  • Be Your Own Boss Mystery Shopping
    By Staff on July 21, 2008 | No Comments  Comments

    She was like most people who entertained the idea of having extra income and free time, actually designing her own future. And she did what most people did — set a goal to find some type of job or career where she could work for herself and give her the free time to enjoy her hobbies. She did not give up after applying for many opportunities and not receiving any leads. One opportunity she has been researching is the mystery shopping field.

    Many people who think about working for themselves do not achieve it. It is because they do not give the opportunities enough research and time to begin to work. Of course, this is to be expected, because how often do we attempt to do something different and succeed on our first try? Many people often want the instant pay off without having to put in the work. Think about how long and hard you had to learn to ride a bike as a kid. Working for yourself is the same way. You have to keep working at it until you figure out the right technique.

    She had this mindset. She was committed to trying her hand at mystery shopping . She began researching online the many sites dedicated to this career. She learned that is a service provided to businesses to help them evaluate their customers experience in their stores.

    Mystery shopping involves a shopper visiting a store to act as a normal customer. With further research she finds each job will be different and might require her to look for certain things and ask specific questions. Before doing the assignment, she receives instructions on what the company wants them to look for during the shop. They take note of specific details the business has asked them for such as the cleanliness of the shop, how quick they received help from sales staff or how friendly the waitress was.

    They then fill out a form, often with narrative answers about their experience. Questions on the evaluation form might include such questions as were you greeted in a friendly manner when you entered the store? How long was your wait to be served? Did the associate help you find a particular product?

     She decides this might be the type of job she can do. She finds out through her research that she should never pay a fee to apply for any job and to be cautious of emails promising quick money through this type of job. There are many forums on the internet she can visit to find real shopper jobs.

    She found that many different industries employ mystery shopping techniques. Restaurants, banks, hotels, cruise ships, movie theaters, apartment complexes, stores, salons, home builders, gas stations, auto dealers, health clubs and amusement parks are just a few. She applied for assignments to get her hair cut, her eyes examined and to fill up her gas tank. In return for her evaluations, she is reimbursed in products and cash for her time.
     
    Realistically she can make a good part time income from mystery shopping . Compensation ranges from 5 dollars to 20 dollars a shop with the more difficult assignments such as video shops, might pay 75 dollars or more. Pay varies depending on many factors including the type of business, difficulty of the assignment and how much detail required by the shopper

    She enjoys her job. She can pick the assignments that interest her, on the days and times she wants.

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    Tron Jordheim , director of operation at  PhoneSmart ( a subsidiary of StorageMart ) will be interviewed by Syndicated News on 7/23/2008 6:00 PM. The topics of discussion will include Self Storage , Secret Shopping , property management , Self Storage Advertising and Self Storage Marketing

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