Write an article based on this "Ask for a review. Make leaving a review easy. Offer incentives for leaving a review. Thank customers for their positive reviews. Respond carefully to negative reviews."
article: Make sure your staff is trained to ask clients for reviews, preferably in person. You can get eight times more reviews by asking in person than by email. Wait until the end of the business transaction to ask for a review. For example, if you perform landscaping, ask after you finish the job and present the customer with the bill. Say something simple, such as, "I hope you had a great experience and will tell others." Of course, you should first gauge the customer's overall satisfaction before you ask for the review. Avoid asking customers who are unhappy or overly picky. Most people don't leave reviews unless they are furious with a business. If you want positive reviews, you'll need to make the process as painless as possible, otherwise people will forget. Consider the following tips: Create business profiles on websites such as Yahoo Local, Google Plus, and Yelp. In an email, include a link to the website so that all your customer needs to do is click on a link. You can also print your profile URLs on a business card or on a receipt so that customers can find them easily. Some review sites (such as Yelp) prohibit you from asking customers for reviews or for providing any incentives. However, Yelp isn't the only review site, and you can encourage your customers to leave reviews at other websites by offering a discount coupon or small gift. Remember to ask for a review, not a "positive" review. You can't buy positive reviews from customers. Remember to mention something specific about the review in your thank-you. For example, you can write, "Thanks for the glowing review, Christina! We're happy you liked the lobster salad." You can also include a call to action. For example, encourage the customer to return and bring a friend the next time. Remember that you aren't responding only to your critic. Everyone else on the Internet can also see the review, so you need to be professional in your response. Use the following tips: Don't lash out. Nothing makes you look worse than getting snarky with someone. Wait 24 hours until you've cooled down before responding. Admit if you made a mistake, but don't admit to something that isn't true. Provide missing context. Some customers will offer only a one-sided critique, so you should supply missing details. For example, if someone complains that your prices were too high, you can mention that you post your prices on the website and outside your door. Offer to correct a problem for free. You might be able to win back a customer if you can address their problem. Ask the person to call you so that you can resolve the issue offline.

Write an article based on this "Remove fabric. Clean the upholstery. Rinse the upholstery. Let the upholstery dry. Apply a fabric protector. Ground your cushions. Store your cushions."
article: If your cushions have removable fabric, throw them in the wash. Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully, and allow them to air dry completely before inserting the cushion back inside. If your cushions have a non-removable cover, you'll have to use another method if you want to clean them. For cushions with non-removable fabric, consider purchasing slip covers for protection. Make sure the upholstery or cushions have been thoroughly spot-cleaned with dish soap or laundry detergent and warm water using a soft brush, but avoid using harsh chemicals. Scrub the fabric in every area, and let the soap sink in to the cushion. You can also try tossing your cushions into a power washer if possible. It's best to rinse the cushions with a hose to dilute the chemicals. If you can't use a hose, soak a towel in water and use the damp towel to rinse the fabric. After washing, make sure that the upholstery dries completely. Wet or damp upholstery may interfere and reduce the effectiveness of protection. Furthermore, if the upholstery does not dry completely, there is a good chance that it will develop mildew. When the upholstery is dry, spray a fabric protector all over the entire surface to protect from discoloration. You can find fabric protectors at most stores that sell cleaning supplies. Check the can or bottle to make sure that the fabric protector will not damage or discolor your furniture. Reapply the fabric protector at the start of every season to minimize upholstery damage. If you must leave the furniture outside, make sure the wind doesn't blow your cushions away. An easy way to keep your cushions in place is to strap them to the furniture with Velcro. Make sure your cushions are dry before placing them into non-plastic storage bags, to ensure no mildew builds up over time. Store your cushions in a cool, dry place such as the basement, away from humid areas.

Write an article based on this "Decide whether or not you want to be out. Join your high school's LGBTQ group. Get involved in your school's music and art program. Do the things you like to do."
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Deciding to come out to your friends and family is a big step forward, but it's not necessarily one you have to make right now. If you feel comfortable coming out, do it. You will find people who love and support you and it will also be a lot easier to find and enter into a queer relationship. If you don't feel comfortable coming out yet, that's okay too! The most important thing is to come out when you feel ready. If you're looking for a compromise, come out, but only to your closest friends and family. If your school already has an LGBTQ club, getting involved is an easy way to meet and surround yourself with fellow queer teens. Not only will you find a support network within the group, you will have access to fellow students who are already out, and, like you, presumably looking for a relationship. If your school does not have an LGBTQ club already in place, consider working with an advisor to start one. Even if you don't click with anyone in your club, chances are your friends have their own gay friends. Try to meet as many as you can and see if you find someone you're attracted to. Many theater and art programs value diversity, allow for creativity, and give people a chance to escape the problems in their everyday lives. By auditioning for plays, joining your school's chorus or volunteering for stage crew, you put yourself in a position to potentially meet other gay teens, plus, you may avoid much of the homophobia that is traditionally found in more mainstream high school experiences. As you continue to get involved in theater and the arts, look for programs outside your high school to extend your network. Keep in touch with your older friends after they graduate. Visit them at college and meet their friends you may click with someone you meet on campus. Statistically speaking, there are other gay teens in your high school they just might not know it or feel comfortable talking about it yet. Pursue the things you love in high school and chances are you'll meet another gay teen who is similarly interested in the things you care about. If you're already out, you may find that closeted gay teens flock to you, simply because you're approachable and represent something they desperately want. Be a good friend to them and it may turn into something more. If you're not out, don't worry. Come out when you're comfortable and use this time to focus on your studies and developing your personality.