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What Customer-Centric Companies Must Do To Become Customer-Obsessed

Beyond Philosophy

In building relationships with customers, and value for them, my long-time observation is that most organizations tend to progress through several stages of performance as they are becoming truly customer-centric: a) customer awareness, b) customer sensitivity, c) customer focus, and d) customer obsession.

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Is Your Customer Experience Accidental?

Beyond Philosophy

Unless a company designs a deliberate experience that puts the Customer first and considers the Customer’s perspective, the message you send to the subconscious is rarely what you intend. The message you send will communicate how you are as an organization. Designing A Customer-Focused Process.

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2017 the Year of Undelivered Promise

Customer Alignment

Ease and efficiency won’t make customers stick around; emotion will and they will pay for a good one. Think Smiling Companies, Happy Customers. Othello ) So, there was much talk. 2017 promised such a lot. Image courtesy of Pixabay

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Covid-19 Crisis Management Planning with a Customer Focus

Wired and Dangerous

How are you communicating with your customers and employees today regarding the steps you are taking to maintain a safe environment while providing an appropriate experience. It is that strategy that informs all crisis management tactics and communication responses. Be sure to catch Chip’s recent post: [link].

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Planning for Crisis Management with a Customer Focus

Wired and Dangerous

Effective organizational service recovery must start with a deep understanding of the customer that is a vital part of the foundation of a strategy. It is that strategy that informs all crisis management tactics and communication responses. Today’s wired and dangerous customers’ expectations change rapidly.