Proof that you are changing customer behavior has to start somewhere. How do you measure a relationship? It sounds awfully complicated to quantify. But you don’t have to measure everything at once. If you choose your measuring sticks thoughtfully, you’ll have results that not only keep the gears greased in the short term but propel [...]
The guys over at Frugaldad have been thinking about Amazon recently, and with good reason. The story of its growth in the last 17 years can only be compared to the thunderous rise of Walmart. And in some ways, the curve is steeper: the million-title-bookseller turned world’s-largest-retailer hit the $50 billion sales mark in half [...]
I think a few words on the impact Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, had on the concept of customer loyalty – and life – are in order. Consider this a tribute to him and his memory as it relates to all of us in the loyalty business. If you consider how Jobs thought, you might [...]
One of the consequences of the financial crisis is an increased focus on how the companies spend their resources on training and conferences. This has created a renewed debate on the real value of attending conferences..
Against a global background of citizens and businesses being shaken rudely into uncertainty by the economic crisis, Mintel has forecast the five main ways in which consumers are likely to adapt and make the best of 2009.
Loyalty is the result of repeated customer satisfaction and normally the indicator for a win-win situation between the company and the customer. But not so fast! Loyalty does not always have the same wellspring as there are dif...
“Our customer satisfaction doubled in comparison to last year”. “Our customers are the most satisfied throughout the industry”. “95% of our customers consider our service excellent”.