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Consumers today have a very different attitude from those who grew up in times of economic hardship. Businesses can learn from this to turn crises into opportunities.
Scott Gould uses his diverse expertise and life experience to define engagement providing a framework within the book which describes this process, with both tactical and strategic utility.
The book advocates that creating an intentional, consistent, differentiated and valuable customer experience that is synonymous with your brand is increasingly recognized as a vital driver of corporate performance.
This book is actually a compilation of some of the best works on Mass Customization from 10 Harvard Business Review articles, edited by James Gilmore and Joe Pine.
This book is actually a compilation of some of the best works on Mass Customization from 10 Harvard Business Review articles, edited by James Gilmore and Joe Pine.
In this third edition, the author sets out to give a comprehensive model for development and use of customer satisfaction questionnaires. This edition contains additional information about customer loyalty measurement.
Chris Anderson argues that 80/20 rule applies in traditional retail channels, while in the online world, the ’98 percent’ rule applies. Mass culture is disappearing, being replaced by several niches.
This book presents over 50 of the most important metrics to measure your company’s marketing success.
Improving Customer Satisfaction, Loyalty and Profit: An Integrated Measurement and Management System
The authors propose a five-stage process that links a company’s marketing, sales, product development and customer service departments to deliver top-quality products and a system for customer measurement and management.
Improving Customer Satisfaction, Loyalty and Profit: An Integrated Measurement and Management System
The authors propose a five-stage process that links a company’s marketing, sales, product development and customer service departments to deliver top-quality products and a system for customer measurement and management.
This light and rather entertaining book chronicles the rise and success of Zappos and its unique company culture, as told by author, founder and entrepreneur, Tony Hsieh.
The book is organized into 2 main sections, the first explains value and experience for the customer, the second explains how any company can create value through experience.
An anthology of Harvard Business Review articles. The authors of the 9 articles provide a collection of best practices for making your customers loyal, translating this into profitability.