5 Reasons You Won't Make It As a Catastrophic Adjuster and What You Can Do Ab...Christopher Stanley
Learn how to survive as a catastrophic auto adjuster from an industry expert. Chris Stanley of IA Path walks you through the 5 pitfalls that many adjusters struggle with.
This document discusses succession planning options for financial advisors. It begins by dispelling the myth that succession planning only matters near retirement. It notes that advisors will all exit one day, either voluntarily through retirement or career change, or involuntarily through disability or death. The document then outlines three succession planning options: selling one's practice, gradually transitioning the practice, or building a legacy. Each option is described in one to two sentences.
The document discusses ethical startups and provides advice for entrepreneurs looking to start an ethical business. It notes that millennials are willing to pay more for socially and environmentally responsible companies. However, ethical startups still face challenges, such as customers not wanting or being willing to pay for the startup's products or services. The document asks a series of questions for entrepreneurs to consider, such as understanding the problem they are solving, their unique value proposition, the existing competitive landscape, and how to distribute and market their solution. The overall message is that while starting an ethical company is worthwhile, entrepreneurs still need to address traditional business challenges to succeed.
The core values of Glen Ridge, a forward thinking fleet management company. These values will guide the development of our operation, both today and in the future.
The document discusses why community engagement matters for businesses. It argues that customers are people, not just numbers, and that treating them with respect, responsibility, and being responsive will lead to positive interactions, happier customers, recommendations, and an improved reputation. It recommends that businesses listen to their community on blogs, forums, events; participate in discussions; and tell customers when their suggestions are implemented.
Ten Slides in Ten Minutes - I Never Know What to Say to YouBill Graham CP.APMP
The document outlines 10 slides from a presentation on capturing the hearts and minds of prospects and clients. Each slide focuses on a different relationship such as business prospects, managers, partners, friends, mentors, parents, and children. For each relationship, the slide identifies key factors to focus on such as understanding needs, adding value, building trust, showing loyalty, and providing support. The overall message is about effectively communicating the value you can provide within different types of relationships.
The document outlines a "Bawarchi model of Customer Service" developed by Sachin Mohan Bhide. The model consists of 22 principles for providing excellent customer service, such as prioritizing customer needs, building personal connections with customers, focusing on flexibility and simplicity in customer interactions, and maintaining a positive attitude. The document also references a movie called "Bawarchi" that inspired the customer service model.
5 Reasons You Won't Make It As a Catastrophic Adjuster and What You Can Do Ab...Christopher Stanley
Learn how to survive as a catastrophic auto adjuster from an industry expert. Chris Stanley of IA Path walks you through the 5 pitfalls that many adjusters struggle with.
This document discusses succession planning options for financial advisors. It begins by dispelling the myth that succession planning only matters near retirement. It notes that advisors will all exit one day, either voluntarily through retirement or career change, or involuntarily through disability or death. The document then outlines three succession planning options: selling one's practice, gradually transitioning the practice, or building a legacy. Each option is described in one to two sentences.
The document discusses ethical startups and provides advice for entrepreneurs looking to start an ethical business. It notes that millennials are willing to pay more for socially and environmentally responsible companies. However, ethical startups still face challenges, such as customers not wanting or being willing to pay for the startup's products or services. The document asks a series of questions for entrepreneurs to consider, such as understanding the problem they are solving, their unique value proposition, the existing competitive landscape, and how to distribute and market their solution. The overall message is that while starting an ethical company is worthwhile, entrepreneurs still need to address traditional business challenges to succeed.
The core values of Glen Ridge, a forward thinking fleet management company. These values will guide the development of our operation, both today and in the future.
The document discusses why community engagement matters for businesses. It argues that customers are people, not just numbers, and that treating them with respect, responsibility, and being responsive will lead to positive interactions, happier customers, recommendations, and an improved reputation. It recommends that businesses listen to their community on blogs, forums, events; participate in discussions; and tell customers when their suggestions are implemented.
Ten Slides in Ten Minutes - I Never Know What to Say to YouBill Graham CP.APMP
The document outlines 10 slides from a presentation on capturing the hearts and minds of prospects and clients. Each slide focuses on a different relationship such as business prospects, managers, partners, friends, mentors, parents, and children. For each relationship, the slide identifies key factors to focus on such as understanding needs, adding value, building trust, showing loyalty, and providing support. The overall message is about effectively communicating the value you can provide within different types of relationships.
The document outlines a "Bawarchi model of Customer Service" developed by Sachin Mohan Bhide. The model consists of 22 principles for providing excellent customer service, such as prioritizing customer needs, building personal connections with customers, focusing on flexibility and simplicity in customer interactions, and maintaining a positive attitude. The document also references a movie called "Bawarchi" that inspired the customer service model.
Uncovering Your Unique Value Proposition - MSTATim Miles
If you've spent any time research UVPs or Mission Statements, you've realized two things:
1) Those two terms are fairly interchangeable.
2) They cannot be dictated from the top or an outside agency.
In this talk, we discover how to uncover the unique value inside an organization by leading that organization's members through a series of exercises that develop a meaningful statement which the team owns because they created it.
Value Proposition: How to leverage your company's most valuable asset in your...MarketingSherpa
The webinar discusses how to leverage a company's value proposition in marketing. It covers identifying the target audience, where they are located, what messaging to express to them and how to express the value proposition. Key advice includes testing the value proposition, as the points of value that resonate most with customers are not always obvious. Expressing the value proposition requires more than just copying the statement and should be customer-focused, with congruent imagery, videos and other elements on the page.
Customer Value Proposition by Derek HendrikzDerek Hendrikz
This document discusses customer excellence and customer relationship management. It provides 4 cornerstones to customer excellence: deciding what the organization wants, discovering what customers want, delivering what was promised plus extra, and obtaining feedback through measurement. It discusses defining the organization's mission and understanding customers to meet their needs. Primary activities like customer management and support activities like general administration that directly and indirectly relate to the core business are part of an effective customer relationship management value chain.
7 Proven Templates for Writing Value Propositions That WorkTor Grønsund
7 proven templates that are designed to help you to create a clear, compelling value proposition in minutes. Including Geoff Moore (Crossing the Chasm), Venture Hacks, Steve Blank (Customer Development), Cooper and Vlaskovits (Custdev.com), Dave McClure, David Cowan, Eric Sink, and Guy Kawasaki.
This deck explains what the Value Proposition Canvas (aka Designer) is, how it relates to the well-known Business Model Canvas, and what to keep in mind when using it.
How to Create a Strong Value Proposition Design for B2B - It's all about the ...Daniel Nilsson
You need to stand out in 3 seconds - The competition is fierce and you need to be able to catch interest in less than 3 seconds and then keep it. This is true no matter if you are creating a message for a presentation, the web, a speech or a video.
Most likely you do the following misstakes today
- You start a presentation with a company overview
- You start a presentation about your product
- Your webpage is all about your product
ä You have more then 10 words on your power point slide
Tools the super professionals use will be yours
In this presentation you will learn how to create amazing B2B Value Propositions Designs that will not only say what you need to say but will catch the interest of the person you are trying to reach in a totally new way. I will show you 4 tools that the super professionals use and how to use them.
I created this presentation after doing extensive research on how to create a strong value proposition. The data I have reviewed are from marketing experts, Gartner, reports and my own personal experience creating value propositions.
The purpose of the presentation is to share my conclusions on how to build a strong value proposition.
Please feel welcome to share your thoughts, insights or comments. I love feedback. You can send an email to info@daniel-one.com or visit my webpage www.daniel-one.com. I look forward to hear from you.
Some pictures can be a bit blurry when you view the presentation directly from the web. To view a high quality version of the presentation simply download it. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me at www.daniel-one.com
If you sell to the corporate marketing, having a strong value proposition is critical.
It helps you set up meetings with crazy-busy prospects. And, it helps them understand the value they get from changing from the status quo -- something they're loathe to do.
In this presentation, you'll discover how to craft powerful, customer-enticing value propositions that change everything.
The document provides training on providing an outstanding guest experience at the Oakland Zoo. It discusses the importance of experience and engagement for visitors. It emphasizes that first impressions matter and effective communication is key to building relationships with guests. Some tips include making eye contact, smiling, greeting guests, seeking out guest contact, displaying welcoming body language, and thanking guests. The document also discusses identifying guest needs, making guests feel valued, resolving issues with different types of guests, and putting the training lessons into practice.
Advantage Group International Culture ManifestoCristina321121
Great corporate cultures aren’t created by accident—they require intention and commitment. Our new Culture Manifesto is designed to unite our global business behind our common purpose, while honouring our shared values and goals. Learn more about what it is—and how it works—here.
The document discusses creating an agile culture and continuous improvement. It talks about observing environments, focusing on parts of the agile manifesto, building collaborative frameworks, and brainstorming in groups. Common problems in advertising and marketing include inconsistent profits despite positive client feedback, budget pressures, clients frequently changing requirements, siloed work cultures, and unhealthy relationships between leadership and staff. The overall goal seems to be designing a culture that can continuously improve and adapt to changing needs.
Webinar: Corona Crisis > How your virtual services brand can stand out in tod...Gina Dunn
This webinar discusses how virtual services brands can stand out during the COVID-19 crisis. It covers opportunities for virtual services businesses during today's turbulent landscape. The webinar teaches that remarkable brands focus on heart, soul, and service to captivate audiences. It instructs attendees to map their ideal audience, choose emotions and personality traits to trigger in the audience, and develop a brand blurb using those traits. The takeaways are to understand customers, develop a brand personality to connect emotionally, and define what makes the brand distinct from competitors to stand out.
The document provides guidance to help Purposeful Painting establish foundations for future growth and help eliminate hardships of working women. It analyzes Purposeful Painting's current marketing landscape, including who their target customers are, what issues Americans worry about such as healthcare and financial stability, and why helping low-income working women matters. The document also identifies opportunities for Purposeful Painting to clarify their brand positioning and strategies to better engage customers and raise funds for their important cause.
The document provides guidance to help Purposeful Painting establish foundations for future growth and help eliminate hardships of working women. It analyzes Purposeful Painting's current marketing landscape, including who their target customers are, what issues Americans worry about such as healthcare and financial stability, and why helping low-income working women matters. The document also identifies opportunities for Purposeful Painting to clarify their brand positioning and strategies to better engage customers and raise funds for their important cause.
Brand purpose answer_the_question_lets_act_positivelyThe Purpose Group
This document discusses the importance of brand purpose for building strong, sustainable brands. It argues that the most successful brands like Coke, Starbucks, Nike and Apple have grown because they do more than provide products - they help build customers' lives and act as "inner friends." These brands have defined their purposes beyond just their products to explain "why they are meaningful." The document asserts that brand purpose is also relevant for brands in Vietnam, as consumers are increasingly interested in brands that reflect their values and support meaningful causes. It concludes that marketers have a responsibility to influence consumers positively through purpose-driven branding that encourages healthy behaviors and ignites a good purpose.
The culture code gathers all of the key principles that we hold dear. The current business environment is an ever-evolving one - new facets are emerging and colliding in an ever more complicated manner. In order to provide value in such a world, the key lies in our ability to think for ourselves and sharpen the quality of our decision-making skills. The culture code lays the foundation for this decision-making and helps organize the talent of individuals into a powerful team effort.
Last week I ventured to Manilla to share at The Summit Media Audience Aware conference, how 3rdspace helps brands bring their purpose to life through content that provokes action. Our thinking takes the work of Simon Sinek into the content space. While involving my audience in a quick sing along and sharing a few case studies, here's 9 steps I shared to create content with purpose.
Rizen's core values include getting work done, collaborating with others, being selfless but also caring for oneself, and doing work that is meaningful. Their mission is to help spread positive ideas to the world using an ethical and transparent inbound marketing approach. They aim to educate customers on inbound practices, help customers grow, become a global inbound marketing organization, obtain feedback, evaluate using innovative tools, and provide industry leadership.
The retail industry is changing rapidly due to shifts in consumer behavior. Traditional retailers that do not adapt are struggling or disappearing, while some retailers are growing by doing things differently. Successful retailers are taking a lean approach that focuses on understanding customer value, eliminating waste to increase agility, and continually checking reality. Most importantly, they are unlocking the potential of their employees by focusing on culture change and leadership development.
The retail industry is changing rapidly due to shifts in consumer behavior. Traditional retailers that do not adapt are struggling or disappearing, while some retailers are growing by doing things differently. Successful retailers are taking a lean approach that focuses on understanding customer value, eliminating waste to increase speed and agility, and continually checking reality. Most importantly, they are unlocking the potential of their employees by focusing on culture change and leadership development.
By taking a customer-centric approach and focusing on customer experience, a company can differentiate itself from competitors. To be customer-centric, organizations should create a customer-centric culture from the top-down by understanding customer needs, tailoring products and services to meet expectations, measuring satisfaction, and rewarding customer-focused behaviors. For AIESEC, this means focusing on students, talent management, and organizational customers by providing high quality experiences through clear communication, ongoing education, and personal engagement.
Uncovering Your Unique Value Proposition - MSTATim Miles
If you've spent any time research UVPs or Mission Statements, you've realized two things:
1) Those two terms are fairly interchangeable.
2) They cannot be dictated from the top or an outside agency.
In this talk, we discover how to uncover the unique value inside an organization by leading that organization's members through a series of exercises that develop a meaningful statement which the team owns because they created it.
Value Proposition: How to leverage your company's most valuable asset in your...MarketingSherpa
The webinar discusses how to leverage a company's value proposition in marketing. It covers identifying the target audience, where they are located, what messaging to express to them and how to express the value proposition. Key advice includes testing the value proposition, as the points of value that resonate most with customers are not always obvious. Expressing the value proposition requires more than just copying the statement and should be customer-focused, with congruent imagery, videos and other elements on the page.
Customer Value Proposition by Derek HendrikzDerek Hendrikz
This document discusses customer excellence and customer relationship management. It provides 4 cornerstones to customer excellence: deciding what the organization wants, discovering what customers want, delivering what was promised plus extra, and obtaining feedback through measurement. It discusses defining the organization's mission and understanding customers to meet their needs. Primary activities like customer management and support activities like general administration that directly and indirectly relate to the core business are part of an effective customer relationship management value chain.
7 Proven Templates for Writing Value Propositions That WorkTor Grønsund
7 proven templates that are designed to help you to create a clear, compelling value proposition in minutes. Including Geoff Moore (Crossing the Chasm), Venture Hacks, Steve Blank (Customer Development), Cooper and Vlaskovits (Custdev.com), Dave McClure, David Cowan, Eric Sink, and Guy Kawasaki.
This deck explains what the Value Proposition Canvas (aka Designer) is, how it relates to the well-known Business Model Canvas, and what to keep in mind when using it.
How to Create a Strong Value Proposition Design for B2B - It's all about the ...Daniel Nilsson
You need to stand out in 3 seconds - The competition is fierce and you need to be able to catch interest in less than 3 seconds and then keep it. This is true no matter if you are creating a message for a presentation, the web, a speech or a video.
Most likely you do the following misstakes today
- You start a presentation with a company overview
- You start a presentation about your product
- Your webpage is all about your product
ä You have more then 10 words on your power point slide
Tools the super professionals use will be yours
In this presentation you will learn how to create amazing B2B Value Propositions Designs that will not only say what you need to say but will catch the interest of the person you are trying to reach in a totally new way. I will show you 4 tools that the super professionals use and how to use them.
I created this presentation after doing extensive research on how to create a strong value proposition. The data I have reviewed are from marketing experts, Gartner, reports and my own personal experience creating value propositions.
The purpose of the presentation is to share my conclusions on how to build a strong value proposition.
Please feel welcome to share your thoughts, insights or comments. I love feedback. You can send an email to info@daniel-one.com or visit my webpage www.daniel-one.com. I look forward to hear from you.
Some pictures can be a bit blurry when you view the presentation directly from the web. To view a high quality version of the presentation simply download it. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me at www.daniel-one.com
If you sell to the corporate marketing, having a strong value proposition is critical.
It helps you set up meetings with crazy-busy prospects. And, it helps them understand the value they get from changing from the status quo -- something they're loathe to do.
In this presentation, you'll discover how to craft powerful, customer-enticing value propositions that change everything.
The document provides training on providing an outstanding guest experience at the Oakland Zoo. It discusses the importance of experience and engagement for visitors. It emphasizes that first impressions matter and effective communication is key to building relationships with guests. Some tips include making eye contact, smiling, greeting guests, seeking out guest contact, displaying welcoming body language, and thanking guests. The document also discusses identifying guest needs, making guests feel valued, resolving issues with different types of guests, and putting the training lessons into practice.
Advantage Group International Culture ManifestoCristina321121
Great corporate cultures aren’t created by accident—they require intention and commitment. Our new Culture Manifesto is designed to unite our global business behind our common purpose, while honouring our shared values and goals. Learn more about what it is—and how it works—here.
The document discusses creating an agile culture and continuous improvement. It talks about observing environments, focusing on parts of the agile manifesto, building collaborative frameworks, and brainstorming in groups. Common problems in advertising and marketing include inconsistent profits despite positive client feedback, budget pressures, clients frequently changing requirements, siloed work cultures, and unhealthy relationships between leadership and staff. The overall goal seems to be designing a culture that can continuously improve and adapt to changing needs.
Webinar: Corona Crisis > How your virtual services brand can stand out in tod...Gina Dunn
This webinar discusses how virtual services brands can stand out during the COVID-19 crisis. It covers opportunities for virtual services businesses during today's turbulent landscape. The webinar teaches that remarkable brands focus on heart, soul, and service to captivate audiences. It instructs attendees to map their ideal audience, choose emotions and personality traits to trigger in the audience, and develop a brand blurb using those traits. The takeaways are to understand customers, develop a brand personality to connect emotionally, and define what makes the brand distinct from competitors to stand out.
The document provides guidance to help Purposeful Painting establish foundations for future growth and help eliminate hardships of working women. It analyzes Purposeful Painting's current marketing landscape, including who their target customers are, what issues Americans worry about such as healthcare and financial stability, and why helping low-income working women matters. The document also identifies opportunities for Purposeful Painting to clarify their brand positioning and strategies to better engage customers and raise funds for their important cause.
The document provides guidance to help Purposeful Painting establish foundations for future growth and help eliminate hardships of working women. It analyzes Purposeful Painting's current marketing landscape, including who their target customers are, what issues Americans worry about such as healthcare and financial stability, and why helping low-income working women matters. The document also identifies opportunities for Purposeful Painting to clarify their brand positioning and strategies to better engage customers and raise funds for their important cause.
Brand purpose answer_the_question_lets_act_positivelyThe Purpose Group
This document discusses the importance of brand purpose for building strong, sustainable brands. It argues that the most successful brands like Coke, Starbucks, Nike and Apple have grown because they do more than provide products - they help build customers' lives and act as "inner friends." These brands have defined their purposes beyond just their products to explain "why they are meaningful." The document asserts that brand purpose is also relevant for brands in Vietnam, as consumers are increasingly interested in brands that reflect their values and support meaningful causes. It concludes that marketers have a responsibility to influence consumers positively through purpose-driven branding that encourages healthy behaviors and ignites a good purpose.
The culture code gathers all of the key principles that we hold dear. The current business environment is an ever-evolving one - new facets are emerging and colliding in an ever more complicated manner. In order to provide value in such a world, the key lies in our ability to think for ourselves and sharpen the quality of our decision-making skills. The culture code lays the foundation for this decision-making and helps organize the talent of individuals into a powerful team effort.
Last week I ventured to Manilla to share at The Summit Media Audience Aware conference, how 3rdspace helps brands bring their purpose to life through content that provokes action. Our thinking takes the work of Simon Sinek into the content space. While involving my audience in a quick sing along and sharing a few case studies, here's 9 steps I shared to create content with purpose.
Rizen's core values include getting work done, collaborating with others, being selfless but also caring for oneself, and doing work that is meaningful. Their mission is to help spread positive ideas to the world using an ethical and transparent inbound marketing approach. They aim to educate customers on inbound practices, help customers grow, become a global inbound marketing organization, obtain feedback, evaluate using innovative tools, and provide industry leadership.
The retail industry is changing rapidly due to shifts in consumer behavior. Traditional retailers that do not adapt are struggling or disappearing, while some retailers are growing by doing things differently. Successful retailers are taking a lean approach that focuses on understanding customer value, eliminating waste to increase agility, and continually checking reality. Most importantly, they are unlocking the potential of their employees by focusing on culture change and leadership development.
The retail industry is changing rapidly due to shifts in consumer behavior. Traditional retailers that do not adapt are struggling or disappearing, while some retailers are growing by doing things differently. Successful retailers are taking a lean approach that focuses on understanding customer value, eliminating waste to increase speed and agility, and continually checking reality. Most importantly, they are unlocking the potential of their employees by focusing on culture change and leadership development.
By taking a customer-centric approach and focusing on customer experience, a company can differentiate itself from competitors. To be customer-centric, organizations should create a customer-centric culture from the top-down by understanding customer needs, tailoring products and services to meet expectations, measuring satisfaction, and rewarding customer-focused behaviors. For AIESEC, this means focusing on students, talent management, and organizational customers by providing high quality experiences through clear communication, ongoing education, and personal engagement.
Flourish Creative is a brand experience agency that understands live audiences. In the first of a series of interactive breakfast events, consumer behaviour expert Philip Graves hosted a discussion on the role the unconscious mind plays in dissecting marketing messages.
I Second that Emotion - Using Emotional Intelligence to Drive Customer and Em...Mattersight
Diane Magers, chair of the Customer Experience Professionals Association. Diane built a 25-year career as a CX executive at such companies as Sysco Foods and AT&T by bringing a thoughtful perspective on how to reimagine customer interactions through the lens of emotion. At CXPA, she is dedicated to advancing the customer experience field through research, developing standards, networking and promoting the profession. At Call to Loyalty 2016, Diane speaks about the role emotion plays in the customer experience.
The document is a letter from the new Inbound Manager to employees about starting his new position. He outlines his goals of helping the company progress, making employees happy, and being seen as an excellent example in the tourism industry. He wants to build trust and a common set of values within the company culture by focusing on communication, customer experience, and employees. Key changes he plans include increasing communication, prioritizing employee and customer feedback, encouraging innovation and teamwork, and making employees feel supported, respected and happy in their roles.
The document discusses the culture at Orange Genie, an organization that manages contractors. It outlines that Orange Genie aims to build a culture of customer delight, teamwork, continuous learning and work-life balance. The culture is underpinned by six aspects: customer delight, a vision of developing ambitious and inspiring employees, core values of people and customers, behaviors of thinking and achieving, competencies, and brand values.
Standing out from other clubs, organizations, associations, and opportunities can seem
daunting. Discuss marketing strategies that promote your club and enhance Rotaract’s image to connect with volunteers, supporters, and members.
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El Puerto de Algeciras continúa un año más como el más eficiente del continente europeo y vuelve a situarse en el “top ten” mundial, según el informe The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI), elaborado por el Banco Mundial y la consultora S&P Global.
El informe CPPI utiliza dos enfoques metodológicos diferentes para calcular la clasificación del índice: uno administrativo o técnico y otro estadístico, basado en análisis factorial (FA). Según los autores, esta dualidad pretende asegurar una clasificación que refleje con precisión el rendimiento real del puerto, a la vez que sea estadísticamente sólida. En esta edición del informe CPPI 2023, se han empleado los mismos enfoques metodológicos y se ha aplicado un método de agregación de clasificaciones para combinar los resultados de ambos enfoques y obtener una clasificación agregada.
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
Here is Gabe Whitley's response to my defamation lawsuit for him calling me a rapist and perjurer in court documents.
You have to read it to believe it, but after you read it, you won't believe it. And I included eight examples of defamatory statements/
Essential Tools for Modern PR Business .pptxPragencyuk
Discover the essential tools and strategies for modern PR business success. Learn how to craft compelling news releases, leverage press release sites and news wires, stay updated with PR news, and integrate effective PR practices to enhance your brand's visibility and credibility. Elevate your PR efforts with our comprehensive guide.
Acolyte Episodes review (TV series) The Acolyte. Learn about the influence of the program on the Star Wars world, as well as new characters and story twists.