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This document discusses strategies for developing customer loyalty and service excellence. It focuses on customer loyalty and lifetime value, developing loyalty bonds, complaint handling, and measuring service quality. Specific strategies discussed include understanding different types of customer loyalty like hardcore loyal and switchers; using tools like customer relationship management (CRM) to improve loyalty by getting customer information, developing buyer personas, understanding touchpoints, and designing customer journey maps. An example buyer persona for a coffee shop is also provided.
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