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This document discusses why seemingly satisfied customers may defect from a business. It notes that there is a gulf between customers who are satisfied and those who are completely satisfied, and relying solely on customer satisfaction surveys can underestimate dissatisfaction levels. The relationship between satisfaction and loyalty is explored, with satisfied customers more easily switching to competitors. Different types of customers are identified based on their satisfaction and loyalty levels. To secure customer loyalty, the document recommends clearly defining target customers, systematically measuring satisfaction through various methods, using satisfaction data to measure loyalty, and aiming to completely satisfy customers.
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Bu tür müşteri sınıflandırması gerçek saf doğruya ulaşmanızı sağlıyor. Ayrıca, müşteri için neyin gerçekten önemli olduğunu daha spesifik hale getirmeyi de mümkün kılıyor. Örneğin; müşteri, not edilecek ciddi bir şey olduğunu düşünmüyor, fakat aslında onun NPS’si kasiyerin ona sadakat kartı olup olmadığını sormamasından ötürü etkilenmiş. Böyle konular, belirli bir teknikle tahmin edilebilir. Örneğin; 4Service şirketinin müşteri deneyimi araştırmasında, müşteriyi korumak için önem taşıyan konuları, duygusal dünyalarıyla ve onu yakalamakla ilişkili konuları özellikle belirttik.
Böyle analiz verileri, şirketin başarısını ve rekabet edebilme gücünü, üzerinde çalışılması gereken konuları ve olması gereken standartları tanımlar. Bazı şirketler için bu konular; tuvaletlerin temiz olması, bazıları için ise satış danışmanının yaklaşımı olabilir. Devamlı olarak yüksek seviyede gözlemlenmesi gereken belirli standartlar vardır, buna “minimum hijyen” denebilir. Bu yolla, şirketin kapasitesi artabilir ve hedefleri adım adım belirlemeyi mümkün kılar.
Hedefleri üç ayda bir oluşturmak daha iyidir, fakat önce müşteriler için hizmet faktörlerinin önemini anlamak gerekir. Bunlar: müşterinin, şirket avantajlarının neler olduğunu düşünmesi; şirket tarafından anlaşılmayan ama müşterinin seçimini etkileyen faktörlerin; müşterinin ihmal edilmiş beklentisinin ve müşterinin seçimini etkilemeyen daha az önemli faktörlerin ne olduğudur.
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A case analysis of what satisfies customers. Loyal customers are better than new customers in any market.
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The document discusses customer perceptions of service quality and satisfaction. It identifies key factors that influence customer satisfaction such as product/service quality and attributes, emotions, and fairness. Increased customer retention and positive word-of-mouth are outcomes of high customer satisfaction. The five dimensions of service quality - reliability, responsiveness, tangibles, empathy and assurance - are also examined. Critical incidents in service encounters that lead to customer satisfaction or dissatisfaction are explored. Effective service recovery strategies like acting quickly and treating customers fairly can help retain unhappy customers.
Customer satisfaction
Customer satisfaction is a measure of how well a company's products and services meet customer expectations. If expectations are met, the customer is satisfied. There are three levels of customer satisfaction: basic needs which prevent dissatisfaction if met, performance needs which increase satisfaction the better they are met, and excitement needs which create customer delight. Factors like price, quality, service, brand, and reputation affect customer satisfaction. Ensuring customer satisfaction through feedback, surveys, and meeting expectations is important as it leads to customer loyalty, retention, and positive word-of-mouth marketing.
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This document discusses customer behavior and satisfaction, and their relationship to loyalty. It notes that while satisfaction is an emotional feeling, loyalty relates to future actions. Customers can be satisfied but disloyal for reasons like exploring other options or competitive pressures. Some customers remain loyal despite dissatisfaction if alternatives are limited or suppliers promise future improvements. Customer loyalty is driven by factors like emotional attachment, product quality, and meeting expectations. Reasons for breaking loyalty include dissatisfaction, increased competition, and suppliers failing to meet rising expectations. Overall, high satisfaction alone may not ensure loyalty, but is important for gaining and retaining loyal customers.
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The document discusses customer satisfaction, defining it as a measure of how well a company's products and services meet or exceed customer expectations. It notes that customer expectations come from their needs, wants, and preconceptions. The document outlines that internal and external customers are important and discusses factors like price, quality, service, brand, and reputation that influence satisfaction. It describes three levels of customer satisfaction - basic needs, performance needs, and "excitement needs" that delight customers. Methods for managing satisfaction include direct feedback through surveys as well as indirect feedback from complaints, loyalty, and reviews. The goal is to continually monitor feedback to identify issues and improve customer experience.
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The document discusses customer satisfaction analysis and surveys. It defines customer satisfaction as meeting or exceeding a customer's needs, wants, and expectations. Customer loyalty is encouraged when experiences are positive. Surveys are used to assess satisfaction levels and identify factors contributing to satisfaction and dissatisfaction. Poor service is the main reason customers leave, according to surveys. The document outlines different survey methods and provides tips for effective surveys.
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The document discusses the importance of understanding customers and being customer-centric. It provides information on customer needs, wants, buying behaviors, and factors that influence purchasing decisions. It emphasizes that customers should be the top priority and that businesses need to truly understand their customers in order to meet and exceed their expectations.
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This document discusses relationship marketing in retailing. It defines relationship marketing as a long-term arrangement where both the buyer and seller have an interest in providing a more satisfying exchange. Relationship marketing uses customer retention tactics but treats marketing as an ongoing process rather than single events. The document also discusses providing extra value for customers, potential pitfalls to avoid in a value-oriented retail strategy, and the importance of retail research and information gathering.
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This document discusses how connecting with customers across channels can help deliver amazing customer service and improve business objectives. It highlights that customers find it difficult to get help from the right person due to a lack of two-way communication and centralized knowledge. The document then promotes Service Cloud as the #1 customer service application that can transform customer service by helping customers succeed across metrics like satisfaction, productivity and relationships through features like unified case management, self-service portals and social support. Examples are given of companies like Honeywell and Activision that saved over $1 million and saw a 25% increase in satisfaction through implementing Service Cloud respectively.
Verde Group
Verde is a market research consultancy that has been in the industry for over 17 years, with strong experience in numerous therapeutic areas and a client base that includes numerous global pharma clients. Clients hire Verde to solve for specific business issues: Increasing market share, gaining insights into the marketplace for product launch, sales force effectiveness, etc. Our methodologies provide clients with a holistic and granular view of the relationships customer facing employees (reps, reimbursement specialists, etc.) have with key stakeholders, but also an understanding of competitors’ relationships with those same stakeholders so that competitive advantages can be realized.
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Importance Of Retention
The document discusses the importance of customer retention for businesses. It notes that customer retention focuses on current customers rather than acquiring new ones. Retaining customers is more profitable for businesses as it costs less than acquiring new customers and reduces operation costs. The document also outlines various customer retention tactics and programs that businesses can implement such as frequency marketing, relationship marketing, and service guarantees.
Customer satisfaction
1) Customers are defined as those who use, purchase, or influence a product or service. Customer satisfaction is influenced by perceptions of quality, features, customer service, price, reputation, and warranty.
2) There are different types of customers - loyal, discount, impulsive, need-based, wandering - each with different profitability and needs. Customer service aims to retain customers by understanding complaints and finding solutions.
3) Kano model classifies customer requirements into basic attributes that cause dissatisfaction if absent, satisfiers that increase satisfaction based on performance, and delighters that are unexpected and enhance satisfaction.
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Customer retention involves activities to reduce customer defections and keep existing customers. It is important because acquiring new customers is expensive, while loyal customers spend more and are less sensitive to price changes. Customer satisfaction, loyalty, and retention are connected, with satisfied customers becoming loyal and less likely to defect. To improve retention, companies should create a culture that generates buzz, build trust through consistency, make trust the most important factor, treat staff well so they treat customers well, and create transparency through an open dashboard.
Market probe barcelona presentation
This document presents a summary of a talk given by Michael Lowenstein on revisiting the focus of customer research and linking customer behavior and brand perception to business outcomes. It discusses how customer advocacy research can provide insights to improve business metrics like revenue, market share, and customer retention. The document outlines Market Probe's advocacy framework which segments customers into advocates, allegiant, ambivalent and alienated groups based on their brand support and influence. It also shows how improving customer experiences can help shift more customers into the advocate category and positively impact key metrics.
Measuring Customer Satisfaction
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- 1. WHY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS DEFECT? THE GULF BETWEEN SATISFIED CUSTOMERS AND COMPLETELY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS CAN SWALLOW A BUSINESS
- 2. Learning Objectives: Survey: Assumptions Satisfaction-Loyalty Relationship How to listen to customers? Types of Customers How to Secure your Customers’ loyalty
- 3. Survey: Assumptions Response Description Loyalty 5 Completely satisfied Very loyal 3 – 4 Satisfied Easily switched to a competitor 1 – 2 Dissatisfied Very disloyal Providing customers with outstanding values even in a less competitive market Choice of wrong customers can lead to high dissatisfaction Different satisfaction levels Different issues Different actions Complete customer satisfaction: key to high loyalty Relying solely on customer satisfaction surveys can be fatal
- 4. Satisfaction-Loyalty Relationship Non competitive zone Competitive zone Regulated monopoly of substitutes Dominant brand equity High cost of switching Powerful loyal program Proprietary technology Commoditization or low differentiation Consumer indifference Many substitutes Low cost of switching
- 5. How to listen to customers? •Customer-Satisfaction indices •Feedback •Market research •Frontline personnel •Strategic activities •Satisfied customers don’t give negative feedback oThe reliability of customer research falls •Consistent oPeriod-to-period changes have to be evaluated •Capture information on individual level to tailor individual experiences
- 6. Types of customers: Satisfaction Loyalty Behavior Loyalist/Apostle High High Staying and supportive Defector/Terrorist Low to medium Low to medium Leaving or having left and unhappy Mercenary High Low to medium Coming and going; low commitment Hostage Low to medium High Unable to switch; trapped
- 7. How to Secure your Customers’ Loyalty Clearly define target customers Measure Customer Satisfaction Systematically Variety of Measurement Methods Customer Satisfaction Information into Loyalty measurements Completely Satisfy Customers
- 8. Thank You