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How to Hold onto Your Customers in a Crisis

Leading Blog

To hang onto customers during a crisis, you need to build a forever transaction with the people you serve. Your team has to know what your “ forever promise ” is—the organization’s commit-ment to customers that justifies customer loyalty. In these times, customers are quicker to connect, let their guards down, and trust.

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5 Reasons For Regular Customer Service Performance Reviews

Tanveer Naseer

The following is a guest piece by EMEA Marketing Director Monika Götzmann. The level of customer service you provide can go a long way towards determining whether your business is a success or failure, which is why companies invest so heavily in training and customer service courses.

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Leadership & Loyalty | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

One of a leader’s most important functions is to create an environment where trust and loyalty are the rule and not the exception. In today’s post I’ll examine the value of loyalty as it relates to leadership. Leadership and loyalty go hand-in-hand.

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Crisis Management Essentials

Tanveer Naseer

After reading his new book, Reputation Rules: Strategies for Building Your Company’s Most Valuable Asset , I invited Daniel to share his insights on crisis management and its impact on an organization’s reputation with my readers. So, whatever course of action management takes, it will define its reputation for a long time.

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When to Restructure | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

They don’t sit idly by and watch the business lose market share, suffer margin erosion, see their competitive value propositions vaporize, or watch their brand go into decline. This isn’t rocket science, rather it’s just plain-old, good leadership. They make changes.

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How To Lead With Deep Purpose

Eric Jacobson

Reputational : greater recognition as a trusted and reliable brand that in turn elicits greater customer loyalty. Plumbers assess market conditions, set strategies, and focus on outstanding execution. These are: Motivational : attract and retain a more motivated and inspired workforce.

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How To Lead With Deep Purpose

Eric Jacobson

Reputational : greater recognition as a trusted and reliable brand that in turn elicits greater customer loyalty. Plumbers assess market conditions, set strategies, and focus on outstanding execution. These are: Motivational : attract and retain a more motivated and inspired workforce.

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