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Specialist Marketing & Communications Resourecs

19

Jul

Why You're Always Wrong....


....and Your Customers Are Always Right

by Allen Weiss
First Published on www.marketingprofs.com


Are you feeling down these days? Does it seem as if everybody is saying you are wrong and they are right—like when your customers are screaming about your bad service? Maybe even your relationship with your significant other is going south—and, of course, it's your fault.

So just what is going on? Read more >>

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14

Jul

Customer Bill of Rights


The Key to Relationship Marketing
By Brian H Meredith
From the NZBusiness Magazine"Marketing Maestro" Archive.
First published July 2008


For reasons that I have never quite managed to nail, the concepts of business & marketing seem to be tough to inculcate into the hearts and minds of business leaders. In fact, it was both maddeningly infuriating as well as scary to encounter a group of MBAs  with whom I worked with recently who were totally unable, to a man (all male group) to accurately articulate either of the business or marketing concepts. Read more >>

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30

Jun

"I'm Sorry"


Three Ways to Say it to Customers

First Published on www.marketingprofs.com  

No matter how excellent your company's product or service and no matter how outstanding your customer service team, you will encounter disgruntled customers. It's a fact of life. And, warns Michael F. Kelly at MarketingProfs, this disproportionately vocal group can do serious damage to your company's reputation.  Read more >>

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29

Jun

Quotations. On Customer Service


Customer Service
. The 26th in a series of collections of useable quotations to make you look really smart in your next presentation or report.    Read more >>

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