Become a Beloved Company
Friday, February 12th, 2010
How do you get customers to worship your brand, to go out of their way to buy from you — and only you? “When you make decisions that respect and honor customers, you will earn [Read More]
How do you get customers to worship your brand, to go out of their way to buy from you — and only you? “When you make decisions that respect and honor customers, you will earn [Read More]
Follow these quick tips from Randi Busse, a customer retention management specialist, to show some love to your customers or clients. They’ll love you back through customer loyalty. [Read More]
Maribeth Kuzmeski, author of The Connectors: How the World’s Most Successful Businesspeople Build Relationships and Win Clients for Life, offers these tips to keep your customer retention program strong and build long-lasting customer relationships. [Read More]
There’s a saying in the business world: Customer acquisition is an investment, but profitability is built on customer retention. With the economy floundering, it’s more important than ever to keep the customers you have and [Read More]
Shop It to Me is a free email service that notifies people when their favorite clothing items go on sale at boutiques and major retailers. The company wanted to find a way to reduce unsubscribe [Read More]
FuelNet presents a case study on how one smart growing business improved its customer retention and acquisition efforts through a recognition and rewards program for both staff and customers.
PROBLEM: Salon owner LeeAnne Sullivan doesn’t sell [Read More]
Maintaining a successful company during challenging economic times entails thoughtful assessment of all business aspects — one of the most important being the marketing function, says Richard Steele, a course instructor at the University of [Read More]
One result of the economic downturn is that many experts see customer loyalty falling by the wayside as consumers strive to squeeze the most out of their scarce cash. A big challenge for businesses is [Read More]
While you may fret over the bottom line and how to grow your business in these difficult economic times, your internal customers — employees — are dealing with their own anxieties. And chief among them [Read More]
It’s one thing to excel at what you do, and quite another to get the word out. [Read More]