A colleague of mine, Michael Brenner, has stated numerous times that the role of marketing is to help our companies gain and keep customers. This is a unifying principle for both marketing and sales teams and should act as the foundation for your campaigns. The question becomes, how do you achieve this? In most marketing organizations, the single most important way to keep customers is to build satisfaction and loyalty, while the best way to gain new customers is through positive referrals from your existing customers.
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5 Tips For Improving Customer Loyalty and Satisfaction
Posted by B2CMKTG under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.b2cmarketinginsider.com 5287 days ago
The 5 Habits of Employees That Produce Happy Customers
Posted by OneCoach under Customer ServiceFrom http://blog.onecoach.com 5288 days ago
Happy customers are the lifeblood of every company. Employees who can create those happy customers are worth their weight in gold. Companies often refer to these special employees as “Top Performers.” Top performers consistently demonstrate the ability to turn opportunity into success. Here’s a peek at the five common characteristics of top performers
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A Warm Glass Of Delivering Happiness With Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh
Posted by therisetothetop under Customer ServiceFrom http://blog.therisetothetop.com 5289 days ago
A Warm Glass Of Delivering Happiness With Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. Exclusive interview with Zappos CEO on marketing, personal branding, delivering happiness and advice for entrepreneur
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The road to excellent customer service standards
Posted by StepByStepMarketing under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.fuelnet.com 5296 days ago
Although you may not have a lot in common with your customers, it’s important to ask yourself what they need. According to Marilyn Suttle and Lori Jo Vest, coauthors of Who’s Your Gladys?: How to Turn Even the Most Difficult Customer into Your Biggest Fan, you need to take the time to get to know your customers.
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Choosing a Business Solution
Posted by [email protected] under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.customerthink.com 5301 days ago
Today more than ever, companies are seeking to ensure that they will realize a valuable return on investment from their CRM system. To best achieve this, companies must first have a clear understanding of what information they want to gather and how the CRM system will be used to capture and analyze data to make further improvements in customer service.
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7 Steps to Reduce On-going Costs with CRM
Posted by [email protected] under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.customerthink.com 5301 days ago
Typically, as a Small Business owner or manager, you don’t normally associate purchasing software to reduce costs. However, CRM software specifically has some cost reduction advantages that are discussed below
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CRM Theory and the Art of Profit
Posted by [email protected] under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.customerthink.com 5302 days ago
Economic and management theory teaches us to examine options with relative scientific objectivity to determine the most efficient and profitable processes to increase revenue. Simply put, we look for the quickest and most effective way to make a profit.
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The Economy Sucks! ..So don’t lose your customers
Posted by [email protected] under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.customerthink.com 5302 days ago
During an economic downturn most business go through the usual motions of cost cutting and layoffs, and while that may help solve the immediate problem of too much expenditures.
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The 10 reasons why EVERY SALES TEAM needs a business solution
Posted by [email protected] under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.customerthink.com 5302 days ago
The success of your business is largely dependent on your Sales Team‚ the lifeblood of any organization. In an increasingly competitive environment, sales teams need to skillfully manage a range of competencies and toolsets.
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Top 15 Benefits a CRM Software Would Bring to Your Business
Posted by [email protected] under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.customerthink.com 5306 days ago
Have you ever been frustrated because you can’t find your agreements? Or don’t know which of your employees last spoke to a client? Or which one of your sales brochure is the latest version? Or why don’t your employees realize that “Bob” is your high valued customer that requires special attention?
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