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Emotional Branding Case Studies to Emulate Great Customer Experience

Win the Customer

In a year of lackluster Super Bowl ads, one brand that stood out was a spot for antioxidant infusion drink Bai Brands, recently acquired by Dr. Pepper Snapple Group. This illustrates that emotional appeal can have a major impact on a brand’s success or failure at attracting customers and maintaining their loyalty.

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Modernizing the Library Experience, With Alison Circle – CB006

Customer Bliss

Alison Circle, Chief Customer Experience Officer for Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML), has more than 25 years marketing experience. For 13 years she was National Marketing Director for Garrison Keillor and “A Prairie Home Companion.”. In 2004 she joined CML as Director of Marketing and Strategic Planning.

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How customer intelligence software helps companies fight the survey epidemic

Alida

That disintermediation started about a decade ago when customers—for the first time ever—started being able to talk about brands and companies and products without the company engaging in the conversation.”. Even the venerable Pew Research has seen its response rate plummet from 36 percent in 1997 to only nine percent in 2004.

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The desire to make a difference in creating a customer-oriented culture – an interview with Kathy van de Laar

ijgolding

While I was there, the agency started working with something called experience-based branding. I found it fascinating to think about how you could build your brand by how you served and communicated with your customers. I started EarlyBridge in 2004. When I look back on it, this was for me the start of customer experience.

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How to Create a Successful Customer Loyalty Program

Michelli Experience

Having worked with Starbucks since 2004, as I began my journey to my first of two books about them ( The Starbucks Experience and later Leading the Starbucks Way ), friends and colleagues are quick to contact me whenever Starbucks makes the news. That goes for both good and bad news!

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ESG and the RFP: How to Assess Your Outsourcer’s ESG Efforts

BlueOcean

The first mainstream mention of ESG as a concept came from the United Nations in 2004 in their report titled “ Who Cares Wins.” In most cases, this is a moot point—what matters most is that they can deliver a quality solution that aligns with your brand and wows your customers.

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Emotions Drive Spending, But Do You Know Which Ones Drive the Most?

Beyond Philosophy

In 2004, I presented to an insurance company in Germany about how they should be evoking the proper emotions in their customers. This area is marketing’s job. It differs from the Recommendation Cluster in that people talk about your brand to people that didn’t ask. It was a tough audience. It’s as simple as that.