The important elements of Customer Service as well as some Tips and Tricks to remember. Presented as part of the IGNITE Dubbo Skills Building Program 30th March 2017
How to build a business and sell more in today's crowded and cut-throat marketplace. How to run a small business effectively so you can compete against bigger and better-funded competition, without sacrificing principles or profits.
5 Tips to Improve Customer Service in ManufacturingMonarch Metal
5 tips are provided to improve customer service in manufacturing: 1) know your business and industry thoroughly to understand customer needs; 2) focus on developing lasting customer relationships rather than just making sales; 3) anticipate customer needs by considering their perspective; 4) seek feedback through surveys and online reviews to understand how well customers are served; 5) develop improvement processes based on customer input and market trends.
How to win customers and keep them for lifeVinay Sekhar
The document provides guidance on how to win and keep customers. It discusses focusing on helping customers rather than selling, understanding that customers buy based on emotions and solving problems. It emphasizes asking the right questions to understand customer needs and wants. Throughout customer interactions, the key is to exceed expectations, solve problems, welcome complaints as improvement opportunities, and turn unhappy customers into loyal ones by making things right. The overarching message is that rewarding and caring for customers through every "moment of truth" is vital for business success and retention.
The power series customer service creating Raving FansRichard Mulvey
This document discusses the importance of creating "raving fans" out of customers rather than just satisfied customers. It emphasizes listening to customers, developing a customer service vision, focusing on products, service, and employees. Complaints should be seen as opportunities and handled respectfully. The goal is to transform customers into advocates who will return and recommend the business to others.
The document discusses strategies for delivering exceptional customer service. It emphasizes that attitude is critical, with a positive attitude leading to higher customer satisfaction and retention. It identifies the three most important customer service moments as: 1) dealing with angry or defensive customers, 2) dealing with customer complaints, and 3) service recovery when things go wrong. The key is to listen attentively, acknowledge customers' perspectives, sincerely apologize and resolve issues to the customer's satisfaction. Maintaining excellent customer service improves profitability by generating repeat business and positive word-of-mouth.
The document discusses achieving greatness through gratitude and appreciation marketing. It promotes developing a strategy to send daily expressions of gratitude to customers, clients, friends and family using a convenient and inexpensive tool. Maintaining current customers is important as it costs much less than acquiring new ones. Expressing gratitude fosters loyalty and referrals while making customers less price sensitive. Appreciation marketing helps build deeper relationships.
Selling products online through e-commerce provides several benefits for both companies and customers. For companies, it allows them to save money by reducing costs, reach a worldwide customer base by selling 24/7, and more easily promote their products. For customers, e-commerce makes shopping more convenient by allowing easy purchases from home, more time to make decisions, and access to a wider selection of products. Without e-commerce, both companies and customers are limited in their reach and opportunities.
The important elements of Customer Service as well as some Tips and Tricks to remember. Presented as part of the IGNITE Dubbo Skills Building Program 30th March 2017
How to build a business and sell more in today's crowded and cut-throat marketplace. How to run a small business effectively so you can compete against bigger and better-funded competition, without sacrificing principles or profits.
5 Tips to Improve Customer Service in ManufacturingMonarch Metal
5 tips are provided to improve customer service in manufacturing: 1) know your business and industry thoroughly to understand customer needs; 2) focus on developing lasting customer relationships rather than just making sales; 3) anticipate customer needs by considering their perspective; 4) seek feedback through surveys and online reviews to understand how well customers are served; 5) develop improvement processes based on customer input and market trends.
How to win customers and keep them for lifeVinay Sekhar
The document provides guidance on how to win and keep customers. It discusses focusing on helping customers rather than selling, understanding that customers buy based on emotions and solving problems. It emphasizes asking the right questions to understand customer needs and wants. Throughout customer interactions, the key is to exceed expectations, solve problems, welcome complaints as improvement opportunities, and turn unhappy customers into loyal ones by making things right. The overarching message is that rewarding and caring for customers through every "moment of truth" is vital for business success and retention.
The power series customer service creating Raving FansRichard Mulvey
This document discusses the importance of creating "raving fans" out of customers rather than just satisfied customers. It emphasizes listening to customers, developing a customer service vision, focusing on products, service, and employees. Complaints should be seen as opportunities and handled respectfully. The goal is to transform customers into advocates who will return and recommend the business to others.
The document discusses strategies for delivering exceptional customer service. It emphasizes that attitude is critical, with a positive attitude leading to higher customer satisfaction and retention. It identifies the three most important customer service moments as: 1) dealing with angry or defensive customers, 2) dealing with customer complaints, and 3) service recovery when things go wrong. The key is to listen attentively, acknowledge customers' perspectives, sincerely apologize and resolve issues to the customer's satisfaction. Maintaining excellent customer service improves profitability by generating repeat business and positive word-of-mouth.
The document discusses achieving greatness through gratitude and appreciation marketing. It promotes developing a strategy to send daily expressions of gratitude to customers, clients, friends and family using a convenient and inexpensive tool. Maintaining current customers is important as it costs much less than acquiring new ones. Expressing gratitude fosters loyalty and referrals while making customers less price sensitive. Appreciation marketing helps build deeper relationships.
Selling products online through e-commerce provides several benefits for both companies and customers. For companies, it allows them to save money by reducing costs, reach a worldwide customer base by selling 24/7, and more easily promote their products. For customers, e-commerce makes shopping more convenient by allowing easy purchases from home, more time to make decisions, and access to a wider selection of products. Without e-commerce, both companies and customers are limited in their reach and opportunities.
The Power Series - Exceptional Customer ServiceRichard Mulvey
This document discusses the importance of exceptional customer service. It notes that the business of business is to satisfy customers, yet many companies focus more on internal tasks than interacting with customers. Only 45% of customers return due to friendly service, while 36% return for quality products and 19% for best prices. To develop "raving fans," companies need to focus on three areas: their product/service, their people, and their systems. Providing a welcoming experience, understanding customer needs, and ensuring customers will return are keys to customer service. Complaints should be addressed calmly by listening, empathizing, finding solutions, and following through. Exceptional customer service can turn dissatisfied customers into customers who remain loyal forever.
This document discusses customer loyalty and retention. It defines brand loyalty as committed repeat purchases over time due to preferences. Companies use marketing strategies like rewards programs to cultivate loyal customers. Customer loyalty is a key determinant of firm profitability. The loyalty ladder segments customers from suspects to advocates. Reasons for loyalty include psychological, economic, technical/functional, and contractual factors. Retaining customers is important because they spend more, cost less, and bring in new customers. The document provides tips for outstanding customer retention like addressing complaints, loyalty programs, and memorable service.
The document discusses a company's mission to provide honest and anticipatory customer service, retain customers through various strategies like regular communication and resolving issues, and outlines their services which include customer engagement, surveys, and interviews to better understand customers and strengthen relationships. It also provides credentials of having 14 years of banking industry experience and working with various customer segments to service their needs.
Mobile loyalty programs allow businesses to send offers directly to customers' phones without physical cards, improving the customer experience. Businesses should also provide excellent customer service to build loyalty, as 68% of customers leave due to poor treatment. Additionally, loyalty programs work best when customers are surprised with rewards like birthday gifts, tiered membership levels for high spenders, and occasional surprise discounts to encourage repeat business. The overall goal is to keep customers happy and excited about the brand over the long run.
Customer satisfaction and retention is essential for business success. Unhappy customers will tell many people about negative experiences, while it takes many positive experiences to make up for one bad one. Implementing good customer relationship management like listening, empathizing, apologizing, and taking immediate action to resolve complaints can turn unhappy customers into loyal, long-term customers. Defining business objectives, understanding customer needs and data requirements, collecting customer interaction data, and empowering staff are important aspects of an effective customer relationship management strategy.
Presentation to BNI Hinkler by Aquila - small business consultancy. Case studies and future plans.
Innovative business advice, one to one mentoring and business admin support.
Queensland Australia January 2016
This document contains 10 quotes about customer relationships from business leaders like Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Walton. The quotes emphasize that building loyalty requires focusing on the customer experience above all else, treating customers with respect, and exceeding their expectations to create repeat business. Building trust is difficult but essential to strong customer relationships.
The document discusses the importance of exceptional customer service. It notes that 74% of customers stop doing business with a company due to employee indifference. The document provides tips for good customer service, including understanding customer needs, having reliable and responsive service, and treating customers and employees well. It also discusses the concept of "moments of truth" which are key customer interactions.
This document discusses strategies for increasing customer loyalty and retention. It emphasizes the importance of making customers feel valued through personal attention to their needs and feedback. Specific recommendations include regularly checking in with customers, addressing complaints respectfully, finding ways to surprise and delight customers with unexpected gestures, and strengthening relationships to prevent losses to competitors. The overall message is that customers will remain loyal when they feel a company genuinely cares about providing an exceptional experience.
The document discusses how businesses can achieve long-term success through positive customer experiences. It emphasizes that companies should focus on understanding and satisfying customer needs. To cultivate loyalty, businesses must provide quality products/services, gain feedback, resolve issues promptly, and reward satisfied customers. Making customers feel valued can turn them into brand advocates who spread awareness through their social networks.
Customer Experience Myth Busting
“Customer Experience” is quickly becoming a catch-all to describe anything that is remotely related to customers. This presentation will bust some of the most commonly understood myths out there and set the record straight:
- Myth 1: Customer Experience is the same as Customer Service.
- Myth 2: It’s nice to do but it’s not going to impact the bottom line.
- Myth 3: It’s only relevant to retailers.
- Myth 4: You’re sorted if you have a customer experience department.
Customer satisfaction is important for businesses. It involves meeting or exceeding customer expectations to gain loyalty. Some key aspects of customer satisfaction include being prompt in responses, fixing problems quickly without delay, communicating effectively with passion and empathy, and going above and beyond to delight customers. Maintaining high customer satisfaction requires focus, urgency and a positive attitude from employees.
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.
An Infographic that demonstrates how a customer relationship matures over time. Your customers must first generate brand trust, then you have an opportunity to create brand loyalty. Once you have established this relationship, you have can earn brand advocacy. The Brand advocate is one of the most valuable things your firm can invest in and technology is a key component of that formula.
5 Steps to Improve Subscription Customer RetentionVindicia
The document outlines 5 steps to improve customer retention: 1) Track customer retention metrics; 2) Listen to subscriber feedback; 3) Reward loyal customers to ensure satisfaction and increase revenue; 4) Identify and reduce common pain points in the customer experience; 5) Communicate changes to customers to build trust and loyalty. Improving customer retention can significantly increase company profits by reducing customer acquisition costs.
5 Things that will Create a Long Lasting Impression on Your Potential ClientsWebConnect Pvt Ltd
All businesses strive to earn the loyalty of customers, what make customers come back to a business over and over again are those small gestures which leave a memorable and lasting impression. Do something least expected to leave a more memorable impression on clients. Read this document by Smartinfosys.net to understand 5 ways that help you to create a long lasting impression on your potential clients.
This document summarizes key points from a book about building customer loyalty. Chapter 1 discusses why customer loyalty is important for businesses today, noting that loyal customers are worth more and it is more expensive to acquire new customers than retain existing ones. It also outlines rewards for providing great customer service like increased spending and penalties for poor service like lost customers. Chapter 2 explains that shared values are more important than engagement for building brand loyalty, and that customers are loyal to beliefs and causes rather than just businesses. It provides examples of brands that have cultivated loyalty by taking strong stances on issues.
Increase Profits with an Effective Customer Retention Strategyeldonbroady
With the array of marketing opportunities and marketing analytics available to even the smallest businesses, it can be easy to get caught up in getting new customers. But focus too much on new customer acquisition and you might neglect one of the most important foundations of any successful company: your current clients. Customer retention is extremely important and enterprising businesses should strive to create an effective customer retention strategy.
10 Tips for Online Stores to Get Back the Lost CustomersAdity Bera
I have pointed out the most important tips to get back the Lost customers for a online commerce(eCommerce) store. For more details, please check on aditybera.me
How Loyal Are Your Customers? - webinarG&A Partners
The challenge for the 21st century is moving beyond customer satisfaction. Suzanne Chambers discusses how to use customer service to your advantage during an economic downturn, improving the ways you speak to your customers, and meeting and exceeding customer expectations.
Customer Loyalty Comprehension
Meaning and definition of customer loyalty, Significance of Customer Loyalty, Customer Loyalty Ladder,
Loyalty Principles, Benefits of Customer Loyalty, Customer Loyalty and its relationship with customer
satisfaction, Customer retention and Brand Loyalty, Factors affecting customer loyalty formation, Rai-Srivastava model of customer loyalty formation, Drivers of Customer Loyalty.
The Power Series - Exceptional Customer ServiceRichard Mulvey
This document discusses the importance of exceptional customer service. It notes that the business of business is to satisfy customers, yet many companies focus more on internal tasks than interacting with customers. Only 45% of customers return due to friendly service, while 36% return for quality products and 19% for best prices. To develop "raving fans," companies need to focus on three areas: their product/service, their people, and their systems. Providing a welcoming experience, understanding customer needs, and ensuring customers will return are keys to customer service. Complaints should be addressed calmly by listening, empathizing, finding solutions, and following through. Exceptional customer service can turn dissatisfied customers into customers who remain loyal forever.
This document discusses customer loyalty and retention. It defines brand loyalty as committed repeat purchases over time due to preferences. Companies use marketing strategies like rewards programs to cultivate loyal customers. Customer loyalty is a key determinant of firm profitability. The loyalty ladder segments customers from suspects to advocates. Reasons for loyalty include psychological, economic, technical/functional, and contractual factors. Retaining customers is important because they spend more, cost less, and bring in new customers. The document provides tips for outstanding customer retention like addressing complaints, loyalty programs, and memorable service.
The document discusses a company's mission to provide honest and anticipatory customer service, retain customers through various strategies like regular communication and resolving issues, and outlines their services which include customer engagement, surveys, and interviews to better understand customers and strengthen relationships. It also provides credentials of having 14 years of banking industry experience and working with various customer segments to service their needs.
Mobile loyalty programs allow businesses to send offers directly to customers' phones without physical cards, improving the customer experience. Businesses should also provide excellent customer service to build loyalty, as 68% of customers leave due to poor treatment. Additionally, loyalty programs work best when customers are surprised with rewards like birthday gifts, tiered membership levels for high spenders, and occasional surprise discounts to encourage repeat business. The overall goal is to keep customers happy and excited about the brand over the long run.
Customer satisfaction and retention is essential for business success. Unhappy customers will tell many people about negative experiences, while it takes many positive experiences to make up for one bad one. Implementing good customer relationship management like listening, empathizing, apologizing, and taking immediate action to resolve complaints can turn unhappy customers into loyal, long-term customers. Defining business objectives, understanding customer needs and data requirements, collecting customer interaction data, and empowering staff are important aspects of an effective customer relationship management strategy.
Presentation to BNI Hinkler by Aquila - small business consultancy. Case studies and future plans.
Innovative business advice, one to one mentoring and business admin support.
Queensland Australia January 2016
This document contains 10 quotes about customer relationships from business leaders like Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Walton. The quotes emphasize that building loyalty requires focusing on the customer experience above all else, treating customers with respect, and exceeding their expectations to create repeat business. Building trust is difficult but essential to strong customer relationships.
The document discusses the importance of exceptional customer service. It notes that 74% of customers stop doing business with a company due to employee indifference. The document provides tips for good customer service, including understanding customer needs, having reliable and responsive service, and treating customers and employees well. It also discusses the concept of "moments of truth" which are key customer interactions.
This document discusses strategies for increasing customer loyalty and retention. It emphasizes the importance of making customers feel valued through personal attention to their needs and feedback. Specific recommendations include regularly checking in with customers, addressing complaints respectfully, finding ways to surprise and delight customers with unexpected gestures, and strengthening relationships to prevent losses to competitors. The overall message is that customers will remain loyal when they feel a company genuinely cares about providing an exceptional experience.
The document discusses how businesses can achieve long-term success through positive customer experiences. It emphasizes that companies should focus on understanding and satisfying customer needs. To cultivate loyalty, businesses must provide quality products/services, gain feedback, resolve issues promptly, and reward satisfied customers. Making customers feel valued can turn them into brand advocates who spread awareness through their social networks.
Customer Experience Myth Busting
“Customer Experience” is quickly becoming a catch-all to describe anything that is remotely related to customers. This presentation will bust some of the most commonly understood myths out there and set the record straight:
- Myth 1: Customer Experience is the same as Customer Service.
- Myth 2: It’s nice to do but it’s not going to impact the bottom line.
- Myth 3: It’s only relevant to retailers.
- Myth 4: You’re sorted if you have a customer experience department.
Customer satisfaction is important for businesses. It involves meeting or exceeding customer expectations to gain loyalty. Some key aspects of customer satisfaction include being prompt in responses, fixing problems quickly without delay, communicating effectively with passion and empathy, and going above and beyond to delight customers. Maintaining high customer satisfaction requires focus, urgency and a positive attitude from employees.
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.
An Infographic that demonstrates how a customer relationship matures over time. Your customers must first generate brand trust, then you have an opportunity to create brand loyalty. Once you have established this relationship, you have can earn brand advocacy. The Brand advocate is one of the most valuable things your firm can invest in and technology is a key component of that formula.
5 Steps to Improve Subscription Customer RetentionVindicia
The document outlines 5 steps to improve customer retention: 1) Track customer retention metrics; 2) Listen to subscriber feedback; 3) Reward loyal customers to ensure satisfaction and increase revenue; 4) Identify and reduce common pain points in the customer experience; 5) Communicate changes to customers to build trust and loyalty. Improving customer retention can significantly increase company profits by reducing customer acquisition costs.
5 Things that will Create a Long Lasting Impression on Your Potential ClientsWebConnect Pvt Ltd
All businesses strive to earn the loyalty of customers, what make customers come back to a business over and over again are those small gestures which leave a memorable and lasting impression. Do something least expected to leave a more memorable impression on clients. Read this document by Smartinfosys.net to understand 5 ways that help you to create a long lasting impression on your potential clients.
This document summarizes key points from a book about building customer loyalty. Chapter 1 discusses why customer loyalty is important for businesses today, noting that loyal customers are worth more and it is more expensive to acquire new customers than retain existing ones. It also outlines rewards for providing great customer service like increased spending and penalties for poor service like lost customers. Chapter 2 explains that shared values are more important than engagement for building brand loyalty, and that customers are loyal to beliefs and causes rather than just businesses. It provides examples of brands that have cultivated loyalty by taking strong stances on issues.
Increase Profits with an Effective Customer Retention Strategyeldonbroady
With the array of marketing opportunities and marketing analytics available to even the smallest businesses, it can be easy to get caught up in getting new customers. But focus too much on new customer acquisition and you might neglect one of the most important foundations of any successful company: your current clients. Customer retention is extremely important and enterprising businesses should strive to create an effective customer retention strategy.
10 Tips for Online Stores to Get Back the Lost CustomersAdity Bera
I have pointed out the most important tips to get back the Lost customers for a online commerce(eCommerce) store. For more details, please check on aditybera.me
How Loyal Are Your Customers? - webinarG&A Partners
The challenge for the 21st century is moving beyond customer satisfaction. Suzanne Chambers discusses how to use customer service to your advantage during an economic downturn, improving the ways you speak to your customers, and meeting and exceeding customer expectations.
Customer Loyalty Comprehension
Meaning and definition of customer loyalty, Significance of Customer Loyalty, Customer Loyalty Ladder,
Loyalty Principles, Benefits of Customer Loyalty, Customer Loyalty and its relationship with customer
satisfaction, Customer retention and Brand Loyalty, Factors affecting customer loyalty formation, Rai-Srivastava model of customer loyalty formation, Drivers of Customer Loyalty.
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For brick-and-mortar businesses, building true customer loyalty is both an art and a science. At Thanx, we're bringing you the stats, tools, and takeaways to help you capture data that grows business through customer loyalty.
Customer Service: Gain and Retain Customers- Bowman, 2016Glenn Muske
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This document discusses how Infusionsoft helps small businesses succeed through lifecycle marketing. It begins by introducing Ramon Ray and Infusionsoft. It then discusses how many small businesses fail due to using disjointed, survival-based marketing tactics. In contrast, lifecycle marketing focuses on treating leads and customers like individuals through targeted, relationship-based communications. This approach helps small businesses attract more visitors, capture more leads, nurture prospects, increase sales and customer satisfaction.
The webinar covered strategies for running a daily deals business internationally, increasing merchant conversion rates, and forming strategic partnerships. Tips included accounting for different commission structures, customs, and languages abroad, innovating deals beyond discounts, focusing on merchant satisfaction, and partnering with complementary local businesses.
Get a merchant to offer a discount on their product or service and proceed to market that discount to their audience for a set period of time or until the offer sells out. The primary sales and persuasion triggers that daily deal and coupon websites typically use is urgency, scarcity, and convenience.
This document summarizes a workshop on increasing business profits by 50-100% in the next 12 months. The workshop will focus on 7 proven profit strategies including upselling, cross-selling, downselling, customer retention programs, increasing purchase frequency, expanding product offerings, and improving sales conversions. Attendees will learn how to identify £5,000-£100,000 in untapped profits and walk away with 1-2 strategies to implement within 30 days along with worksheets and implementation plans. The workshop will cover each strategy in turn with reflection periods and will conclude with selecting a strategy and discussing successful implementation.
The document outlines the top 10 reasons why sales may be adversely affected for North East businesses: 5 sales mistakes - failing to follow up on leads, trying to sell too quickly, talking more about themselves than the customer's needs, being greedy by not providing value upfront, and lacking a genuine desire to help. 5 marketing mistakes - not changing website content, lack of awareness of competitors, no consolidated list of reasons to choose the business, failing to get prospects thinking, and lacking proof of the business's quality. Each issue is accompanied by a proposed solution.
Customer Delight Training PPT for a service industry. This PPT helps in covering 6 key things customer wants and kindly also read trainer notes that helps in understanding the activities and facilitation. For any activity based content you can connect with me on melwani.jharna@gmail.com
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Customers are so much more than a source of revenue. They are a source of inspiration, innovation and constant feedback. If you want your business to grow, then taking care of your customers is the smart way to go.
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- Learning and Adaptation
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- Enhanced alignment and strategic focus across the organization.
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These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
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Business Model Canvas
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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5. What is the ONE THING which any
Business Owner wants the Most?
• The one thing which drives your Business and
profits ?
MORE
CUSTOMERS !!
6. Acquiring New Customers is
5 times Expensive
6
5
4
3 Selling to old
customer
2
Acquiring new
1
customer
0
Selling to old customer Acquiring new customer
7. • The simple truth is,
getting new customers activity is
the second most costly thing you
can do to grow your business.
8. The Single Most Expensive Thing You
Can Do In Business...
The real money sapper
lose a customer
yes ,losing an Existing
customer is the biggest
and
most expensive thing.
9. And.. Did you know, what is the
Biggest Asset in Your Business?
• Your Existing Client Base .
• And unfortunately,
also the
Most Neglected.
10. “Customers are the No 1 asset of
your business, and will
leave, unannounced, if they feel you
treat them with indifference or Don’t
do something special to keep the
customers engaged with your
company”
11. People Do Not Tell You
• only about 4% of its
dissatisfied customers
Talk or tell you ..
96% just go away
12. Reason Why Your Customers Leave You
• 1% Die
• 3% Move away
• 5% are influenced by a friend's or relative's advice
and switch to Competition
• 9% leave because of a better price or product
• 14% switch due to product or service dissatisfaction
•68% leave because they felt the company was
indifferent to their customers.
16. Every 5 % Increase in
Customer retention,
you can generate a
30% to 40 % Increase
in profitability
17. How Many Times to Contact them?
• Each month that you do not
communicate with your
customers, you lose 10% of
your influence with them.
If 10 months go by, then you
lose 100% of your influence.
18. “People Don’t
Care About
You, Until
They Know How
Much You Care
About Them.”
23. Just Imagine… every Day-Month-Year ..
Systematically
1. Welcome Note
2. Other Services & Loyal Customer Offer
3. 1 st service offer
4. Cross-Sell Offer
5. Discount Offer
6. How to Use your Product
7. Referral Bonus
8. Education Bonus
9. Remind for renewals
10. Free Video + e-books
11. Reminders
12. Feedback forms / Surveys
24. Sample follow-up
• 0 Days - Thank You – “We appreciate you”
• 1 Day - Meet our Staff –contact info”
• 5 Days - Customer survey
• 10 Days – Special Report with Case Studies
• 15 Days – Product Tip
• 30 Days - Ask for referrals
• 60 Days - Gift toward next purchase
25. Customers for life Time
System
• Good Service support
+ CRM – Customer Relations
+ Consistent Marketing
• = happy Customer
+ Customer Retention
+ Customer Delight
• Totally Hands Free –
24x7 - 365 Days a Year.
26. • We will do it for you, at a Affordable cost.
Systematic – Timely – Customized –
Personalized – Non-Stop .
27. Customers For Life
Time Services
Automatic Customer Multiplication System
Ultimate Hands-Free Marketing System
Automatic Drip marketing
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Editor's Notes
This Presentation is for Business owners, who are looking for ways to Grow their Existing business.In this presentation we will see how you can acquire new customers And Keep them with you for lifetime. How to make customers stick to you and not go to your competitors.How to reduce your work load and reduce your dependency marketing people to get businessyet do all the marketing activities in back ground Get your work done non stop 24x7, 365 days,how to keep your competitors guessing why Customers like you more than them, and are ready to pay you more..Would you like to know all of this now and here.. Watch this video in total.Lets start..
Most surveys across industries show that keeping one existing customer is five to seven times more profitable than attracting one new one.existing customers cost less to reach, cost less to sell, are less vulnerable to attacks from the competition, and buy more over the long term. long-term satisfied customers provide more referrals; and longer-term customers are less price-sensitive than newer customers. The end result is that the overall value of a customer increases the longer that customer remains a customer.
Most business owners don’t even have a database of customers in place.
69% of all consumers consider that the emotional element of the Customer Service experience accounts for more than 50% of the overall experienceThe Good69% of consumers consider emotional experience accounts for over 50% of overall experience15% consider emotional element counts for over 70% of experienceThe Bad44% of consumers consider the majority of customers experiences are ‘bland and uneventful’The Ugly15% of customers experiences are frustrating or extremely annoyingSource: Customer Experience: The Next Competitive Battleground. Cohn Shaw & John Ivens, 200256%-70% of the customers who complain to you will do business with you again if you resolve their problem.Most customers just go away because they believe their complaints will not do any good, not worth the trouble or personal stress, or don't know where or to whom to complain.
If your doctor remembers your everything about your health problems, and reminds you every 15 daysWhat to eat and how to manage your chronic health problem, nd wishes you Birthday, new years and Diwali? Also sends you a Valuable newsletter about ongoing health improvement things?If your Life insurance agent, sends you a newsletter on how You specifically improve your returns,Also sends you good ebooks to read every month. Sends you artciles on your Business, What if your CA, gives you tips on managing your taxes, every month, sends you InvestmentAnd Lessons in growing your Business, tells you how marketing can be done better, will that help? Sure it will.Your Friendly neighborhood Shop, sends you tips on how to better you the last gadget/ equipment you purchased last from him, also sends you complementary product offers, reminds you of renewals, and remembers your birthdays?They all use, Emails, newsletters, SMS and Voice calls , Printed Letters, Gifts, Ebooks depending which category of importance they keep you. You can do the same. The list is ongoing, You can segregate your contacts in Customers, Past present, Potential, Friends, relatives, Business associates, Vendors, acquaintances, VIP’s, VVIPS.Special treatment to Vips, and not just Bulk SMS to all. Your Whole Business back end marketing and Customer Relationship ‘s can be Put on AUTO mode for you. You will be free to do the most importantTast You are expert in. A Total hands free, Marketing and Relationship management Outsourced. You don’t have to worry about recruitments, salaries, Leaves, Holidays, Gaps in reminders and marketing … everything done, time to time. Non-stop.
Educates the prospect for wherever he is in the buying process Puts into place exactly what you would do if you had time to do it… but you don’t.