One of the biggest problems that most companies face is they spend way too much trying to find, collect, compile, and fact check information. They do all that without ever
In this video, I walk you through a simple four-step customer service improvement model made famous by FedEx called The Hierarchy of Horrors. You can learn more about this in
A classic study shows us how why the small mistakes we make for our customers might have a larger impact than the bigger ones.
You can find the study here: http://webs.wofford.edu/boppkl/coursefiles/Psy150/Labs/SocialLab/Kanner81_Hassles%20and%20Uplifts.pdf
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A CEO reached out to me a couple weeks ago.
He was horrified, and practically scared out of his wits. He called me after he experienced what he called, "the scariest
"I'm in the right place."
"This resonates with me and speaks to me in a language I understand."
"I can quickly find what I'm looking for."
"I know exactly what steps or actions
Here's a recent interview I did with Colloquy Loyalty Talks Magazine. In this article, we talk about how to more effectively surprise and delight your customers, and use your loyalty
Are you leaving money on the table?
Here's a mistake I see all too often.
[tweetable alt="Just because someone purchased from you yesterday, doesn't mean they won't purchase from you again, today."]Just because
A couple of weeks ago I was asked to deliver a webinar to the SalesForcecommunity. As I prepared my presentation I came to the realization that the term Customer Relationship Management
I just returned from Austin, Texas and the SXSW Interactive Conference where I was invited to come and speak about Evergreen. The conference was jam-packed with some of the most
Animals don't hibernate because it's cold. They hibernate because the cost of obtaining food outweighs the gain. It's just easier to sleep it off.
Winter is not just hard for bears,