Customers, do you feel "this is a boarding shop" yet?
Many shopkeepers often ask themselves...
"Why don't sales grow even though coffee is delicious?
The answer, perhaps, is not on marketing.
Not at the promotion.
Not at buying more ads.
But on this simple question...
"Does your store make someone feel like," This is my fixture "?"
🔎 Why is "loyal customer" more important than new customers?
A new customer may stop by because of a review or stream, but if the stream disappears, he disappears.
Regular customers don't have to spend money to promote them. They come back because of "attachment."
One regular customer may make the same income as 10 new customers because they buy and invite friends.
Imagine simply:
One customer comes to buy a cup of coffee 20 days a month, 1,200 baht a month.
If he stays with you for two years, you get sales in excess of $28,000 from just one customer.
And if he brings two friends to the store, you'll get several times more sales.
☕ So what makes a customer a "loyal customer"?
Customers won't bond with the store just because the coffee is delicious.
But he was bound because of the "feeling" he got from the store.
He walked in and the barista remembered, "Normally eat a little sweet latte, right?"
He felt there was a regular seat, a small corner that seemed reserved for him.
He heard the words "See you tomorrow" when he paid.
He feels like a "friend," not just a "client."
These are 7-Eleven or big chain cafes. There's no way to get them.
📋 Checklist: How to Create a "Regular Customer"
✅ Customer Recognition → Use a small book or POS system, save the customer's favorite menu.
✅ Collect a Bond → Make a loyalty card, buy 10 for free, 1 or collect points in the app.
✅ Create Moment → Special Menus for "Regular Customers," such as the free Cookie every Friday.
✅ greet by name → If you don't know your real name, call your nickname from your talk, or call your favorite menu, such as "A little sweet latte is here!"
✅ Familiar Atmosphere → Music Because Calm Corner Regular Table Lights Fits Long Sitting
✅ Friendly service → Not just serving, but asking, "Are you busy today?"
✅ tell the store → to make the customer feel that he is part of the store, say, "We just tried a new seed, tasted it and commented."
📌 Conclusion
The surviving store is not the most famous store, but a store with a number of customers who call you a "fixture."
Because regular customers are the real profit
He's the one who came back to your shop when you were in trouble and advised you without advertising.
👉 Today... ask yourself,
"Which customer came into the store and felt that this was his store?"














































































