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Consumer satisfaction. --- Consumer satisfaction --- Evaluation.
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What's the Secrets? gives you an inside look at the world-class customer service strategies at today?s some of today?s best companies. You'll learn how companies like Disney, Nordstrom, and The Ritz-Carlton get 50,000 employees to deliver world-class customer service on a consistent basis- and how your company can too. Packed with insider knowledge and a wealth of proven best practices, author John DiJulius will show you how your company can emulate the world?s best customer service providers.
Customer services. --- Consumer satisfaction. --- Customer loyalty.
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Customer relations. --- Customer loyalty. --- Consumer satisfaction.
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Consumer satisfaction --- Customer relations --- Customer services
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Price's premise is that customer service and CRM managers have it all wrong. They gauge their effectiveness and productivity based on the NUMBER of customer contacts they handle. In classic McKinsey style, Price and Jaffe show how CRM managers are using the wrong metrics--they need to REDUCE customer contacts by treating service as a datapoint_of dysfunction and figuring out how to eliminate the demand. Under Price's leadership, AMAZON.COM was the first major company to implement a "self-service" initiative, and many tech companies have followed suit. Although self-service is often a tech-heavy and software driven effort, the authors emphasize that no technology is needed to adopt a "no service" mindset--any manager who tries to ferret out dysfunctional contacts between customer and company can create better systems that are self-correcting. Table Of Contents: Introduction--Why the Best Service is No Service Chapter 2 Make it Really Easy to Contact Your Company Chapter 3 Challenge the Reasons for the Customer's Demand for Service Chapter 4 Create Engaging Self-Service Chapter 5 Be Proactive Chapter 6 Own the Actions Across the Organization Chapter 7 Listen and Act
Consumer satisfaction --- Customer services --- Service industries --- Management
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Consumer behavior. --- Consumer satisfaction. --- Consumers' preferences.
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Managed care plans (Medical care) --- Consumer satisfaction --- Evaluation. --- United States.
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Consumer goods --- Consumer satisfaction --- Marketing --- Relationship marketing --- Service industries --- Strategic planning --- Purchasing --- Psychological aspects
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