" A new paradigm gives salespeople the tools to think and act more like successful marketers The art of selling has evolved tremendously over the last few years. Today's hectic pace demands that sales professionals rethink their strategies and practices. They must attract, teach, convert, serve, and measure while developing an individual brand that stands for trust and expertise. Now the popular author of Duct Tape Marketing teaches sales professionals...

"The only book you need to raise customer service to a world-class level--from bestselling author and leadership guru Ken Blanchard Written as an entertaining customer-service "parable," I Care--Do You? offers an easy-to-implement model based on the importance of caring for both internal and external customers. Ideal for both managers seeking to raise the level of their employees, as well as self-driven customer service professionals, this powerful...

How do you grow a truly sustainable business in the hypercompetitive 21st century? By using the practical, psychology-based strategies in this book to dive into the mind of your customer and enhance your business's customer experience by creating "buying loops" that keep your customers coming back for more. The Customer Loyalty Loop includes proven, science-backed secrets for building legions of loyal customers who will become evangelists for your...

In this fresh, original book, Steve Yastrow turns conventional sales and marketing on its head by showing what really motivates your customers: A strong relationship with your business. Both a manifesto and how-to guide, “We: The Ideal Customer Relationship” will change the way you interact with customers, and change the way your customers think about you.

The author of the bestselling A Complaint is a Gift, (Over 100,000 copies sold) details how to create a definitive, recognizable style of service that reinforces a company's brand values every time a customer interact with an organizational representative.

Magic for Malls make the connection between the low self-esteem experienced by many retail staff and poor level of service suffered by customers. It then lays out The Magic Programme, developed for staff at the award-winning shopping centre at Meadowhall and then shared across Europe with 30,000 retail employees, including entry level and long-term unemployed people. It allows participants to find success through failure, a process which boosts confidence,...

Summary of The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen | Includes Analysis Preview: The Innovator's Dilemma contemplates the difficulties of maintaining a firm's position when faced with innovative technologies. It was first published in 1997 and remains an influential text for its descriptions of the reasons that some of the most successful firms in a given business often rapidly lose market share to new challengers. Large companies that spend...

Un libro como ninguno en el género del servicio al cliente, Willie: Chofer y profesor traduce la sabiduría del sentido común en aplicaciones prácticas. Cada capítulo analiza uno de los seis secretos sobre el servicio y explica por qué y cómo funciona. Desde escuchar a los clientes, ofrecerles favores especiales, hasta hacer que cada contacto con un cliente sea algo memorable, estas estrategias comprobadas impresionarán, atraerán y ganarán...

This book is a great and practical guide in developing a company's customer service program from scratch. In some cases, there may be a need to improve on an existing one that is deficient in many ways. It will help a company-large or small-to determine how their customer service program should be developed to keep customers happy and satisfied.

While instant communication is now easier than ever, people's attention is spread thin, time has never been more valuable, and disengagement in both customers and employees is at an all-time high. This means most brands never reach their full potential. But what would it look like if your customers were no longer disenchanted from being chased across the internet and hounded for likes, shares, opt-ins, and purchases? There's a way to break this cycle...