Carnival of Sales & Management - Customer Loyalty
Thank you Brad Trnasvsky of Sales Management 2.0 for hosting this weeks carnival
Several of the pieces that were included I have to strongly agree with. Jim Logan of Accelerate Business Group, LLC discusses Customer Loyalty.
With the following statement:
”I believe the foundation of customer loyalty is trust, predictability, and dependable quality”
Adding to those, I believe with innovation, efficicency, growth & quality, customer loyalty can become the solid foundation of any business plan.
If you are planning on a business venture there is some smart advice about the marketing scheme of your business name that can be found over at Yes to Me. I enjoyed this article because of the fact that we are in an “instant” society, with everything right in front of us for quick action.
This made alot of sense in planning and strategy for marketing. The best laid out plans seem to have the largest impact when it comes to exhibiting, we feel the time line for a successful exhibit as well should be well thought out so this article struck a cord with me.
I have to agree with the post from Changeologists as well, being ready and being prepared for change. That falls into my growth part of a business plan, if you have ever been in a company that is stagnent, you will agree with this article as well. Change is inevitable, the only constant in life. Being able to hurdle over several of the obstacles to expand, is a business challenge, and does need to have attention to detail.
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I agree that customer loyalty is a foothold for company to grow. Thanks for sharing.
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