Tag Archives: Customer Loyalty

Executives Bonding with Sales

Perhaps, there is a reason that so many corporate CEOs come from the Sales organization. I have observed that successful businesses have strong teamwork between the Executive Staff and the Sales group. Everybody in a business understands that they are dependent on Sales to provide a predictable, profitable stream of orders. Yet, a surprising number […]

Most Critical Lesson for Success

I have found in life that there are two groups of people: the Doers and the Servers. The Doers look inside themselves to decide what action they will take. The Servers look outside themselves to decide how to act. The simple lesson is, if you want to be successful, be a Server. Learning to be […]

3 Measures for Customer Focus

Many clients seek my services when they lack customer focus and are not achieving the order growth they had planned for.  One of the ironies I observe is that people, who lack customer focus, will often resist obtaining it. A symptom of being “unfocused” is the belief that if people were only aware of the […]

What’s Your Favorite Question to Measure Customer Satisfaction?

Whether it’s an acquaintance or a long-time customer, sometimes it’s difficult to get complete and honest feedback on your company’s performance. In the case of a customer, it may be that the person you are speaking with feels they do not have a broad enough perspective to make an assessment. If you have a vendor […]