My business is doing well, but I don't want to accommodate disabled customers, how can I promote my business without accommodating disabled customers?
My business is doing well, but I don't want to accommodate disabled customers, how can I promote my business without accommodating disabled customers?
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You cannot promote your business without accommodating disabled customers; it is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Accommodations for disabled customers can be small changes to policies and procedures, such as providing extra time for completed orders or allowing service animals into your premises. Disabled customers represent an important part of society and should not be excluded from participating in the market.
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My business is doing well, but I don't want to accommodate disabled customers, how can I promote my business without accommodating disabled customers?
user
Unfortunately, there are still many businesses that have not yet achieved full accessibility. The reality is, excluding a specific group of people from doing business can ultimately lead to negative financial outcomes for any business. By taking the time and effort to ensure accessibility guidelines are followed, all potential customers — including those with disabilities — can feel more welcome and empowered when they make a decision about making a purchase. Companies that actively promote access in their services will attract more customers which results in increasing profits. Investing in making the business accessible provides long-term economic benefit, so you should look into achieving complete accessibility ASAP!
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