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View glossary page »In this FuelNet.com exclusive, we present our list of the five worst companies for customer service, as determined by a survey of Web forum users and interviews with a range of experts. We spotlight these [Read More]
When it comes to building brand equity with customers, Tisch says, companies must embrace new strategic communication tools and deliver deeply rewarding experiences. [Read More]
Why would consumers buy your brand? Ask the average business owner or salesperson that question and you’ll probably get a blank stare. That’s because they are not taught to understand the mind-set and motives of [Read More]
Why does it take so long to get from initial pitch to signed, sealed, and delivered? Maybe it’s because your best marketing and business development efforts are out of sync with the way the real [Read More]
Marketing and sales can often seem like siblings: They live under the same roof, but are constantly at loggerheads. This can force company executives into the uncomfortable role of peacekeeper — always a challenge. [Read More]
A growing business lives and dies by repeat customers or clients, especially in uncertain economic times like these. Studies show it can cost up to 10 times more to land a new customer than to [Read More]
“To build a product idea you need to understand what your customers’ needs are,” says Chris Miller, founder of Lancaster, Pa.–based Innovation Focus, which helps companies design and facilitate business development programs to foster growth. [Read More]
Competitive advantage is a hot buzz concept in business today, but in his book Hidden in Plain Sight, Erich Joachimsthaler makes the case that a focus on “customer advantage” is a surer path to growth. [Read More]
The key to achieving business longevity, Young maintains, is to create a strategic business development plan — and stick to it. She offers these four tips for putting a plan in action:
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