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Brian Solis: The Visionary Who Will Mindshift Your Perspective on Innovation, CX and Leadership

eglobalis

His latest book, Mindshift: Transform Leadership, Drive Innovation, and Reshape the Future , is a remarkable testament to this journey, pushing leaders to rethink their approaches and embrace transformative thinking. I find it compelling that his books and research, in most cases, steer us as readers in the right direction.

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Stop Pushing Products, Start Planting Solutions: Trust and Loyalty Through Value Selling

ECXO

Stop Pushing Products, Start Planting Solutions: Trust and Loyalty Through Value Selling Once upon a time, in a thriving city in the midst of Italys Emilia-Romagna region, sat a warm little bakery by the name of Dolce Vita. In contrast, value selling takes a customer-focused approach.

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Announcing my first book: The Hidden Power of Your Customers

Customers Rock!

I am so excited to share the news with all of you that I have a book coming out in July! And it is thanks to you, my faithful Customers Rock! The book is called The Hidden Power of Your Customers: Four Keys to Growing Your Business Through Existing Customers , being published by John Wiley & Sons.

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7 Strategies for Creating Superfans and Transforming Customer Loyalty

Blake Morgan

Here are Brittany’s 7 proven strategies for creating superfans: Your Story: The Starting Point for Building Superfans Share what makes your brand unique to build emotional connections with customers. Combat the Real Threat to Customer Loyalty: Apathy Personalize experiences and show genuine care to prevent customer indifference.

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The Loyalty Question 2.0

ShepHyken

If you have been following my work, you may remember something I refer to as The Loyalty Question. It goes like this: What am I doing right now to make sure the customer comes back the next time they need whatever it is we sell? Most people think customer loyalty is about a lifetime. So, The Loyalty Question 2.0

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5 Rules for Driving Down Costs in a Customer-Focused Way

Beyond Philosophy

Moreover, all the stats will tell you that when you deal with a complaint and the customers happy with it, they are more satisfied with a lower monetary amount and have a higher level of loyalty than when they aren’t pleased with the resolution. Taking action earlier would have cost less and improved customer satisfaction.

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The Tipping Point for Loyalty Is Exceeding Customer Needs

Kayako

They troubleshoot problems to get products and solutions to customers as quickly as possible. But they can also be a tremendous resource to find ways to surprise and delight customers through unrecognized needs — that they might not even know they wanted. Then managers should give them tools and freedom to address customers’ needs.

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