Let’s face it . . . there’s a lot of shady shit out there.
Enter the Better Business Bureau.
For over 100 years, they have empowered consumers to find companies they trust. Their stamp
approval is only given to businesses that show the highest commitment to integrity, ethical
business practices, and customer service.
But at a time when finding a trustworthy business is only a Google search away, is the BBB still
relevant?
I invited President and CEO Mary O’Sullivan-Anderson, Chair of the Board of Directors Riley
Paterson, and Vice-Chair Nate Edwards on the show to talk about the non-negotiable traits of a
trustworthy business, how to get accredited with the BBB, and what’s actually in it for you.
Click the stamps below to enjoy our discussions on:
00:00 Introduction
07:06 How can the BBB compete with Google and Facebook?
08:18 What business owners are missing out on
14:40 How to avoid the most common consumer complaints
17:57 Decisions that keep you up at night
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