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8 Things Your Website Needs

CSM Magazine

Whether you’re a business owner, an artist, or a writer who wants to publish your own work, you need a website. Cultivating a central place where your followers, customers, or fans can go to find you is imperative to growing and expanding your passion. Below are eight things any website needs.

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5 Ways to Leverage Net Promoter Score to Boost Customer Retention

InMoment XI

You don’t just want to appeal to new customers—you also want to keep your current ones coming back again and again. Not only do returning customers require less introduction to your products and services, but they also tend to spend more than first-time customers, too. This category (people who selected 9 and 10) are your loyal fans.

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23 Service Improvement Tactics That Work (Number 4 Is My Favorite)

Steve DiGioia

It’s a tried and true method to improve your customer service. Sure, each business is different and with specific challenges to be addressed, so the important thing is that you start finding tactics that can make a difference in your business and put them to use right away. Websites and Cookies. Good question.

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18 fresh tactics of marketing for interior designers

BirdEye

Amidst these challenges, the last thing you want to waste your time on is unrealistic and time-consuming digital marketing strategies that give you no results. Elevate your social media engagement strategy Marketing for interior design businesses thrives on visual appeal and engagement.

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From a Good to a Great Website: 9 Ways to Engage More Successfully

C3Centricity

Denyse Drummond-Dunn · What makes a great website? What makes a great website? What makes a website great for your customers? What makes a website great for your potential customers? The answers to these questions will help you to publish a successful website. Who is your website for?

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Top strategies to boost your corporate reputation management

BirdEye

We live in a world where one tweet, review, or post can tip the scales for your brand. It’s the heartbeat of your brand, silently yet powerfully shaping how people perceive your business. In the fast-moving online world, keeping up with what people think and say about your brand is a big challenge.

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Where is the Line Between Forgetfulness and Great Service?

Steve DiGioia

Let’s briefly discuss each one of my top 8 until we get to “memory”. I know you’ll agree with me that it should be near the top of your list. Training for the needed service skills is an essential foundational aspect of great service in any industry. Another example can be with your car mechanic. Promptness.

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