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Navigating the Changing Winds - 6 Master Strategies to Building Customer Loyalty
WoM marketing worth US$3bn by 2013
Give your customer a wink
When the Rules of the Game Change
Opinion: Why customer satisfaction surveys don't work
The Impact of Employee Performance on Customer Experience
Dispelling Customer Loyalty Myths
Everybody is Wrong
Edition Seventeen
Navigating the Changing Winds - 6 Master Strategies to Building Customer Loyalty
The winds "they are a changing my friend". The current state of the economy, a new President, failing financial systems, fluctuating prices and high unemployment have caused many of us to pause...

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WoM marketing worth US$3bn by 2013
Spending on word-of-mouth (WoM) marketing rose by 14.2% to US$1.54 billion in 2008, despite the worst economic recession in 70 years, perhaps aided by downward trends in traditional advertising and marketing media.

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When the Rules of the Game Change When the Rules of the Game Change
Customers seem to be a little more fickle lately.  No wonder given the tumultuous world economy and the tried and true financial models that have not been able to predict anything correctly.  Add to this the conflicting data they are getting in their own businesses as to whether their company is on the rebound or they still have further pain ahead of them. ...

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Opinion: Why customer satisfaction surveys don Opinion: Why customer satisfaction surveys don't work
Your customers are irrational. You may think you already knew that, but — as recent research suggests — it’s true. In fact, we’re all irrational ...

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The Impact of Employee Performance on Customer Experience The Impact of Employee Performance on Customer Experience
In times of crisis, several companies need a good knock on the head to come back to the basics and stop the search for the guilty. Instead of running in circles, saying the vows of never again and speculating about the competitors' strategies... ...

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Dispelling Customer Loyalty Myths Dispelling Customer Loyalty Myths
Each week the business best seller lists include books telling us that we must "exceed customer expectations," create "mass customized products" and so on. Fact is, it really isn't that hard.... ...

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Everybody is Wrong  Everybody is Wrong
What conventional wisdom that "everybody knows" can you challenge? Note that some of the best ideas came from contrarians. "Everybody knows that marketing is about promoting your product."- Everybody is wrong... ...

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Give your customer a wink
Give your customer a wink
 Give your customer a wink
Once upon a time, business owners used to know their customers by name. They had a pen behind their ears, ready to make notes about Maria's product preferences or Paul's need for garden material. They were aware of Maria and Paul’s change of behavior in order to deliver new goods before the client asked for them, rewarding them for their loyalty.
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