In any kind of business, a customer is always considered as the greatest asset. No business can survive without customers. This is the reason why businesses, organisations and companies must ensure that they win the attention of their customer through the use of customer satisfaction strategies. There are many different ways in which customers can be attracted and retained. One of the most common ways is through offering goods and services which are of high quality to the customers. Customers are always on the lookout for business persons who can offer them value for their money.…
This paper will analyze the book “Raving Fans”. This book was co-authored by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles. This book deals with the topic of customer service, or the lack thereof in today’s society. These two authors “have taken an important, complex subject, peeled back all but the critical core, and set out fundamental truths in a simple, understandable, and enjoyable form”. (page#x) This book is a story about a man who accepted a job with a company as an area manager. The first day on the job he meets his so called fairy god mother, named Charlie. This tail follows the two as Charlie teaches the new area manager the three secrets to creating “raving fan” customers. Charlie does so with the help of some of his past “godchildren” who share their experiences. In this paper I will explain what a “raving fan” organization is and why there is so few of them around in today’s society. Also I will discuss three ideas from this book that I can apply in my life today as a coach and a leader.…
1. Discuss the strategies that Mountain Bank should implement to achieve a competitive advantage in the marketplace.…
Cited: Blanchard, Kenneth H., and Sheldon M. Bowles. Raving Fans: a Revolutionary Approach to Customer Service. New York: Morrow, 1993. Print.…
Understanding customer needs: Know your customers' needs. However awesome your thing or organization is, the direct truth is that no one will get it if they needn't bother with it or trust they needn't trouble with it. Additionally, you won't impact anyone that they need or need to buy what you're advancing unless you unmistakably fathom what it is your customers really require.…
Effective customer service involves satisfying customer needs, so the first step is to find out what these are. All customers contact a business because they want something. Businesses use several methods to identify the needs of their customers quickly. E.g. restaurants, supermarkets, Argos, Thomas Cook…
Customers are people who buy products and services from other people (usually companies of one sort or another). What customers think, and feel about a company and/or its products is a key aspect of business success.…
Our customers are the most important component of the company’s success. our products are also just as important but depend on customer’s acceptance and needs.…
All “successful organizations have one common central focus: customers”. Raving Fan’s is a customer needs story that teaches how to help deliver what a customer desires from an institute or organization. It’s a story that makes a “raving fan service” a constant feature and not a fad that is practice one day and leaves the next.…
1. UK market leader & global scale & Overseas Strength – in Europe & South Korea, Malaysia, China: Dominates food & non-food markets. Some 12% of retail spending goes through its tills & 30% of all food sales. This gives them huge advertising reach with customers, leverage with suppliers & access to talent.…
Communicate to the customer what you will do and how you will do it. Spell it out for them, this will make them feel like they are part of the…
what the customers wants and what are their needs, and satisfy those wants and needs…
As my career choice is in the information technology field, I can use the information presented in this article to make sure that I keep both internal and external customers happy and that in turn will not only keep me happy, but will make my job much more bearable. Ten years in customer service has taught me that while the customer may not always be right, the least that you can do is make sure that they come away from your interaction with a smile and feeling that their problem has been solved.…
There are several ideas in the text that I found to be true. The authors write that satisfied customers are not enough for a business anymore; you must create the “raving fan” type of customer. The beginning of the text suggests that satisfied customers are often satisfied because they expect very…
By training the team in customer service, they will better learn how to serve their customers and by doing so, will hopefully help to form business relationships with the customers and increase the rate of return customers. With the amount of competition in the market today, it is important to be able to keep customers. The ability to solve problems and form relationships with customers is crucial. (Cascio, 2005)…