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How Customer Retention Strategies Can Facilitate Business Growth

InMoment XI

Customer retention is your organization’s ability to keep your existing customers coming back to you over a set period. This is a key indicator of your organization’s customer loyalty and success in building lasting customer relationships. Why is Customer Retention Important?

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Amazing Business Radio: Josh Liebman

ShepHyken

With more than 12 years of experience in the Hospitality, Tourism, and Attractions Industry, Joshua specializes in guest experience training, feedback analysis, mystery shopping, and quality assurance consulting.

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Five Ways Hotels Can Build a Successful Digital Strategy for Improving Guest Experience

Avaya

Here are five ways hospitality leaders and/or IT decision makers can begin building a successful digital strategy: Extend customer communications beyond the call center: Customer relationships are shaped across every business unit at every touch point, so why quarantine communications within the call center?

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Changing How Timeshares Think About Customer Acquisition

North Highland

New leads came easily, and an aggressive customer identification and acquisition process wasn’t always necessary. Brands were able to target hotel guests, resort partners, or travelers who enjoyed certain types of destinations or entertainment. Customer experience is priority number one.

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5 Habits of Highly Customer Focused Companies

CSM Magazine

They became the “love airline” with the flashy flight attendants and the most entertaining flight experience. The President Emeritus, Colleen Barrett, has a favorite saying about Southwest Airlines: “We are a Customer Service Company; we just happen to fly airplanes.”. Few company executives can say the same.