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In so doing, these folks will make it easy and enriching for customers to do business with that organisation. And in the process the organisation will both generate customerloyalty and reduce waste – doing stuff that costs money but does not create value for customers from the customer point of view.
That you get points for using my name … That if you have a customerloyalty program, you get more points for asking me for my membership card so you can check to see if I can get a discount… But, I’ll tell you what makes the real difference.
The key points as I understand them are: You cannot have customerloyalty without cultivating employee loyalty and investor loyalty. Let’s recap Part I of this conversation. Because they are fundamentally and inherently interconnected.
The key points as I understand them are: You cannot have customerloyalty without cultivating employee loyalty and investor loyalty. Let’s recap Part I of this conversation. Because they are fundamentally and inherently interconnected.
IVR) have they taken you to the heights of sales effectiveness and/or customer service delight? Let’s not forget the VoC feedback- has that unlocked the door to customerloyalty riches? Greatness does not lie on the road well travelled, greatness lies on the road less travelled.
If you are with me so far then it occurs to me that you have gotten insight into why it is that so few organisations cultivate genuine-meaningful-enduring loyalty between themselves and their customers and vice versa. The same question: why would any sane person feel any loyalty towards a ‘matcher’? Why suffer?
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