in the project of City taxi(taxicap)\nwhat do you thing it would be  effective in the points  below that is more important to classified  the customers which would be more effective more than other criteria to focus on \n\n1.Size of the Demand\n2.Price Senstivity\n3.Intesity of the Demand\n4.Ease of Satisfaction\n5.Income\n6.SOcial Status\n\ngive scores for each\n\nlevel of importance\n\nvery poor\npoor\nmodrate\nstrongly important\nextremely important\n\nthanks for your time
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size of the demand - extremely important\nprice sensitivity - moderate\nintensity of the demand - moderate\nease of satisfaction - strongly important\nincome - extremely important\nsocial status - moderate
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I find that the CAB are very good at most problems. You can find your local one in the telephone directory
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It depends on whether it is an established route or not.  Its really important to be outgoing and friendly. Donut sales are biggies if people know you.
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The best way is to ask your existing customers - they will more than happy to tell you how to improve and if you are friendly at all, they will tell you what your competition does differently that they like.\n\nCheck out the competition - it will give you ideas.
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Avoid pyramid schemes......\n\nIt's hot? Sell cold, ice cream. drinks? It's Muslim? Soft drinks in places where it's hard to get a drink. Cater to tourists. A digital camera and a photo printer close by - could be the basis of a good business. Use the Natural resources around you to best advantage. Cover the desert in solar panels????
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Try the locations that are unpopular and hard to get transportation to. Maybe the not so popular cities that could really use the business.The places in high demand for cars, need car rentals.
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You would be best served by contacting the taxi companies themselves and asking them the same questions.  They would be able to provide you with exact numbers - the rest of us would just be guessing.\n\nHope this helps!
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I would say find out what actually people want rather than just assuming.  \n\nEven it appears to be common sense, the difference is unbelievable.  Find out first hand by interviewing or talking to potential customers.  They will appeciate you making a effort if you call in in person and don't give up!
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If you're going to do a strike, maybe you should also contact taxi drivers too, if they have to buy their own gas (that's how it works in China, anyway). That'd really get the attention in a dramatic way of city-based bureaucrats and business-leaders.
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Compete with your colleagues to get the best corporate client, retain the major customer.\nBe a successful storyteller and remind them you are the only person who can bring them the biggest benefit.
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Start with city hall. They will provide you with all of the right paperwork and codes and requirements you need for a 'vehicle for hire' business. The most basic requirements are insurance and an office to park your cars. Most of what is left is just advertising. The yellow pages will probably be your biggest help unless you are going to have taxis just picking up people from bars/airport/hotels.
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Well I think the servers are the most important because they are directly interacting with the public and can make or break a long lasting relationship. It is all about customer service.
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It depend on your target.\nIf it is for tourist, then you need to have advertising in tourist web sites, travelling magazines, brochure to travel agency, billboard in airport etc.\nIf that is for local people, it depend on short term (day lease), long term (yearly lease) or those moving truck.\nShort term usually target to those young new drivers. Hand out advertising material around schools, colleges to students.\nLong term probably need to advertising in mass media such as newspaper, tv, radio etc.
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you are a little vague, but driver safety should be first. i worked for a cab company for 5 years, and it was always this way. corner calls after dark were optional, and if there is an address that is known to have problems, or if a cab driver picked up someone and was robbed, it was usually boycotted. any night that a driver had problems in a bad neighborhood, cabs were banned from pickups for the rest of the night. cooperate with the cops, and other cab drivers. if your driver gets robbed, call the other company's, and ask for the same, so you can warn your drivers. have a fair and firm dispatch policy...if you 'feed' certain drivers all the good calls, you will end up not being able to keep drivers. if you don't have good drivers, your business will suffer. don't overbook your timecalls. if you have twenty people asking for 6am pickups, and you know you only have ten drivers, or less, be honest. tell them at least that you will put them down, but don't guarantee it. keep a record of all calls. we have a time clock, and each call is written on a little card with a hole punched in the top. the pickup and destination are written down. punch the time you get the call, the time driver calls in picked up, and calls in vacant. this is good for safety, you know where your drivers are and about how long before they are available for another call. it helps if the cops come around, or if drivers complain that someone else got their call. it also helps if someone gets kidnapped,like i did...knowing where i was supposed to be headed, where i had picked up and what time, the dispatcher got a clue that there was a problem, and called the cops.
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Tell them the truth and let them make a decision.  Every customer likes to make thier decisions based on facts.\nIf you like you can listen to the benefits of _____ then I can call you tomorrow for your questions.
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Ask about their experience.  A lot of companies may not be able to share specifics of their clients, but should give you a general idea of what their capabilities are.  Let them know what you're looking to achieve - ROI, ROAS, CPA and let them show you what they think would be the best strategy.  \n\nI also think it's important that the agency has good relationships with the engines.  They may be able to get things done faster and have more pull if there is already an existing relationship.\n\nWhen you begin talking to agencies, let them do most of the talking.  Ask questions if there's anything you don't understand.  You don't want an agency who is not willing to answer your questions.  Also ask what services they offer - do they just do paid search or do they offer organic search optimization?  Will they write copy for you?  How often is reporting done - what kind of info will you find in the reports?  What is the typical timeline for a campaign launch?
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Case studies of work your agency has executed for other clients is always effective. Hopefully your case study will highlight work for a company closely related to your target.\n\nBusinesses are very interested in ROI - Return On Investment. Therefore, present metrics you've used to track previous campaigns, as well as the "win" your client realized.\n\nAs with all advertising, building a brand is important. Therefore, try to market your company in ways that highlight your brand attributes.\n\nRemember that in your case, you have at least two target audiences: future clients and future employees.