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Slide 1:how to create ‘devoted’ customers a practical guide by Nathan Ronen MBA
ACMS- ALBANIA
Slide 2:UK consultant says “forget ‘delighted’ customers, start thinking ‘devoted’ customers”
Slide 3:‘devoted’ customers?
Slide 4:not ‘satisfied’ customers
Slide 5:not even ‘delighted’ customers
Slide 6:why?
Slide 7:86 % of defectors express satisfaction with the previous supplier frederick reicheld – ‘the loyalty effect’
Slide 8:so
Slide 9:forget ‘satisfaction’ think ‘devotion’
Slide 10:some customers have
Slide 11:high expectations
Slide 12:some customers have
Slide 13:low expectations
Slide 14:all customers either have
Slide 15:a ‘great’
experience
Slide 16:or
Slide 17:a ‘poor’
experience
Slide 18:look at it like this
Slide 19:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience
Slide 20:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience ‘delighted’
Slide 21:‘delighted’ customers
Slide 22:are surprised by the level of service you provide
Slide 23:are surprised by the level of service you provide
( positively surprised please!)
Slide 24:so
Slide 25:‘delighting’ customers
is ‘a good start’
Slide 26:but
Slide 27:with time
Slide 28:expectations will rise
Slide 29:(which is a good thing)
Slide 30:the challenge is to consistently deliver
Slide 31:a ‘great’
experience
Slide 32:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience ‘devoted’
Slide 33:why?
Slide 34:‘devoted’ customers
Slide 35:stick with you
Slide 36:spend more
Slide 37:shout about you to others
Slide 38:the goal therefore is to create
Slide 39:‘devoted’ customers
Slide 40:how?
Slide 41:“ the more you engage with
customers the clearer things become and the easier it is to determine what you should be doing” John Russell, President, Harley-Davidson Europe
Slide 42:so
Slide 43:give your customers a
damn good listening to give your customers ‘a damn good listening to’
Slide 44:44% of consumers say the majority of their customer experiences are bland
Slide 45:so
Slide 46:stand in your own queues
Slide 47:identify
your
barriers to giving
a great
experience
Slide 48:“in every single industry
there is now overcapacity
of production and
lack of capacity
in terms of people” sir martin sorrell, chief executive WPP
Slide 49:so
Slide 50:think 3D
Slide 51:dramatically and demonstrably different be
Slide 52:it’s an ongoing process
Slide 53:be an
‘enemy of
the status quo’
Slide 54:aim for
Slide 55:this
Slide 56:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience
Slide 57:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience
Slide 58:so
Slide 59:raise the bar
Slide 60:“stand out” and deliver consistently
Slide 61:it’s not easy
Slide 62:occasionally customers will have
Slide 63:a ‘poor’
experience
Slide 64:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience ‘disappointed’
Slide 65:so
Slide 66:spot ‘disappointment’
Slide 67:ask
were you completely happy with our service? :were you completely happy with our service?
Slide 69:act and
Slide 70:get back
Slide 71:this to
Slide 72:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience ‘devoted’
Slide 73:this not
Slide 74:high expectations low expectations a ‘poor’
experience a ‘great’
experience ‘disaffected’
“executives say that the way their organisations interact with customers will be the greatest challenge in their operations between now and 2010” :“executives say that the way their organisations interact with customers will be the greatest challenge in their operations between now and 2010” Economist Intelligence Unit – Business 2010
Slide 76:so
Slide 77:go for ‘delighted’
Slide 78: aim for ‘devoted’
Slide 79:spot ‘disappointed’
Slide 80:avoid ‘disaffected’
Slide 81:creating
‘devoted’
customers
Slide 82:means
taking
action,
not notes
Slide 83:so
Slide 84:don’t just stand there….. do something! dick dastardly
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