As business owners we’re constantly looking for ways to engage our customers in a meaningful way that keeps them loyal, and ensures they buy more from us, more frequently.
Author Glenn Harrington of Articulate explains to Return on Behavior Magazine how to develop loyalty schemes and work with the information without having to bribe customers for their business.
The Internet is changing the way businesses engage with their customers. No longer is the front desk or the telephone the only means of interacting with customers.
Now that’s a strong statement, however, author Marianna Chapman, President of HALO Business Advisors looks at why this is very relevant today in all the different industries.
Ask any business owner if he/she provides excellent customer service and they will undoubtedly answer in the affirmative. Are your customers satisfied?
Author and Consultant Elisabeth Goodman looks at how you can achieve customer and employee loyalty by taking an intelligent approach to your organisational resources.
Author and Speaker Mark Holmes ask us if customer loyalty is increasing, and looks at how you can keep existing business, or create new sales opportunities.
The value of establishing and tracking customer loyalty and engagement is that they provide some effective leading indicators into how your customers are going to behave.
The contribution that the overall perception of value makes to customer engagement, loyalty, and profitability has increased in significance in the price-value formula.