The author of my book, Jill
Griffin, “Customer loyalty: how to earn it, how to keep it”, explain “more thought and preparation goes into how to get the
telephone to ring (strategy), than what to do once it rings (execution and
implementation).” And the customer loyalty is a hard concept and this is not
easy to apply in reality.
Chapters are
based on key points, including turning first-time buyers into repeat customers,
preventing customer loss, and recovering from customer loss. Each chapter
offers steps to follow, a succinct summary of main points, and ready-to-use
tools for getting started. She uses actual examples to describe whom a company
should target, how to find qualified prospects, and how to turn customers into
company advocates. She explains also that the business only have two roles, getting
new customers and keeping the old ones but sometimes winning them back. This book helps to put in place
strategies to detect weaknesses and thus maximize, optimize, and fully realize
your opportunities.
So, I think it is a great books to
discover and find new strategies and explore new ideas to attract and keep
customers whatever the target and the market. Moreover, we can compare what we
do and how and the mall with what there is to score in the book and thus find
weaknesses and threats but also new things to explore.
Emeline
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