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11 Steps to Create Unity and Loyalty

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Posted in Leadership Development If there is one difference maker in organizations, it may be the leaders’ ability to create unity and loyalty. Unity and loyalty often make the difference between mediocrity and greatness.

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8 Principles to Build Loyalty

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Posted in Leadership Development [link] Jeremy Kingsley (member profile, website) wrote a post about loyalty over at the TLNT blog. He contrasted “short-term, bottom-line thinking” to loyalty and pointed out 5 negative impacts of that kind of disloyal environment.

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5 Ways to Be a Leader in the New Face of Customer Loyalty

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When it comes to customer loyalty, everything has changed. Here’s what you can do to be a better leader and gain your customers’ loyalty… Understand the Changes. The first thing you need to do is understand what has changed in customer loyalty.

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To Develop a Culture of Trust and Loyalty, Try Sharing Your Leadership

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The term “drive performance” is popular in a bottom-line, transactional world made up of managers and executives who lead through their positional authority. Yet over the years I have learned that leadership culture has changed. Driving no longer holds a favorable place, especially with Millennials.

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What Makes Service Exceptional

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It’s more than just good service: there’s a science behind brand loyalty. From retail to healthcare to education, we all know that customer retention is a primary objective for many organizations, and rightfully so! But what is it that causes your customers to keep coming back?

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‘Good’ Is Not Enough

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Nearly three-quarters of a customer’s loyalty is determined by how that customer is treated. Customer loyalty, on the other hand, is the perfect antidote to fickle consumers who will bail on you at the first minor hiccup. Focus on adding strategies that foster customer loyalty and consistently exceed their expectations.

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The Consultant’s Paradox

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It’s more than just good service: there’s a science behind brand loyalty. From retail to healthcare to education, we all know that customer retention is a primary objective for many organizations, and rightfully so! But what causes your customers to keep coming back?

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