8/20/2020 -Chicopee- Larry Katz is the President of Arnold's Meats, the 2021 Reader Raves winner of "Best Butcher." (Don Treeger / The Republican)
Starting this week, and probably for all of 2021, Arnold's is selling gift certificates from its restaurant customers at its markets on Grattan Street in Chicopee and Shaker Road in East Longmeadow.
Customers who buy a gift certificate — $50 for high-end places and probably less for cheaper eateries — will get 10% off their Arnold's purchase on that shopping trip.
Not to change the topic here:
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Outage map harnesses technology to better inform customers | Discover Muscatine
MUSCATINE, Iowa–When Muscatine Power and Water embarked on their Fiber to the Home project, they intended to improve internet connections across the city. As this work nears completion this winter, the upgraded communication equipment will allow for more than just faster internet. Thanks to some creative thinking, Muscatine Power and Water has used the new fiber system to roll out an improved electrical outage map for customers to use.
What customers need to know about Loves Furniture's bankruptcy filing
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It depends. If you're a customer who has paid and haven't received furniture yet, you should call your bank or credit card company immediately.
The Better Business Bureau said the situation is problematic for those who received their furniture, but may have a warranty. If that group includes you, don't expect that warranty to mean much.
Loves Furniture put blame on the COVID pandemic and the slow down of shipments from overseas. While that may be true, the new revelations of major financial problems won't help the situation for many.
Many things are taking place:
4 Ways SEO Can Improve Your Customer Experience
SEO is about optimizing websites for machines: search engines. But search engines serve human beings. And some of those human beings are your customers. Improving your SEO can, in turn, improve your customer experience.
However, much like customers, search engines are fickle. They use a number of factors to determine how to rank sites for certain terms. And what one user sees may not be the same set of results another does, depending on their individual search histories.
An independent bookstore and Amarillo's Public Library see increase of customers
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Pre-pandemic times, Dallas Bell, owner of Burrowing Owl described her sales as good and steady, but when COVID-19 hit and lockdown orders were put into place, sales were pretty low.
Bell, like many other business owners had to quickly adapt and started offering online shopping options and other services.
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In the last three months she has started to see an increase in customers, specifically at the Amarillo store.
Employees left to confront ‘aggressive’ unmasked customers | KOIN.com
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — When customers refuse to wear masks inside stores, it often falls on the hardworking employees to confront them but doing so has led to harassment and, in some cases, the loss of their jobs.
An employee at the South Salem Winco was recently fired over his interaction with customers who refused to wear masks in the store. The customers filmed the interaction and video of the incident has circulated online.
Customers flood longtime SLC restaurant on verge of closing with support
It means another order for the South Jordan restaurant, to help owner Surya Bastakoti make ends meet.
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After 16 years in business at that spot, he expressed that he didn't know how much longer he could stay open. With capacity cut in half inside the restaurant and business down 60 percent, things didn't look good.
But after his story aired, news of Himalayan Kitchen's situation started to circulate on social media. Bastakoti described how customers -- some who hadn't dined there in years -- showed up to express how sad they were he might close.
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