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The Overworked and Under-Appreciated Manager's Guide to Creating a Customer-Focused Organization.

You can not afford to lose any more customers. Especially in this economy. Here are Ten Reasons why getting this book will help you to Sharpen Your Customer Focus Right Now!

X.   Only 4% of unhappy customers ever complain; 90% do not bother to complain and simply go elsewhere. Your customers are looking for maximum value when spending their hard-earned cash, particularly in this economy.

"Great book! We spend so much time focusing on getting new business we sometimes forget about our existing customers. You certainly made it clear what we need to do to retain our existing customers." - Cheryl M., Vancouver

IX.  Beyond price and quality, your customers value how they are treated. Only 12 -14% of customers leave for product reasons while 68% leave because of poor treatment by employees.

"If you really want to understand how to create and sustain Customer Focus, this book is worth every penny."-Thomas W., Texas

 

 

VIII. Between 85% and 95% of senior business leaders believe that the next competitive differentiator is Customer Experience.  Implementing a comprehensive Customer Focus Strategy will give you a unique competitive advantage.

"This book is a must for anyone who wants to put their organisation on the path to success! In fact, I purchased a copy for every one of my Managers." - Richard C., London

VII.  80% of companies believe they deliver a superior Customer Experience however only 8% of their customers agree. Your customers make their buying decisions based on their perceptions of your organization, not your perception.

"This book avoids theory and focuses on the practical. It provides tools and detailed processes you can use immediately. It's an excellent resource!" - Beth D., Perth

VI. Companies lose 50% of their “satisfied” customers. "Satisfy" means providing nothing more or less than the customer expects. Customers want to deal with those who demonstrate that their business is valued. Creating a Customer-Focused Culture is a proven strategy for both short-term success and long-term growth.

"This book outlines a winning strategy for embedding customer focus throughout your organization."  - Eric F., Toronto

V.   Keeping your existing customers is cheaper and more profitable than getting new ones. The average value of customers is 8 to 10 times their initial purchase. The cost to attract a new customer is 5 to 6 times the cost to save one.

"Great information in an extremely useful format. I love the way you describe things in a very comfortable and clear fashion." - Ed M., New York

IV.  The cost of poor service ranges between 25% to 35% of your operating expenses. Aligning internal processes and ensuring every employee understands how he or she contributes to the customer experience will reduce the cost of poor service.

"I particularly liked the sections on strengthening internal partnerships. People need to know how what they do impacts on the customer. The approach you outlined really helped."  - Anthony D., Dublin

III.   Customer Focus is a profit strategy. Low customer focus companies average a 1% Return on Sales and lose 2% market share each year. High customer focus companies average a 10 -12% Return on Sales and grow 5 - 6% a year.

"Thanks Ray. This book is exactly what I was looking for." Keith B. -Pepsico

II.  This book will help you to increase customer retention, create customer loyalty, and ensure sustainable long-term revenue. A 5% increase in customer loyalty will contribute between 25% and 125% directly to your bottom line.

"I really liked your stories and situational examples. These really helped me to understand how to look at my business through my customers' eyes. - Roger M., Houston

I.   This book provides a detailed roadmap, clear instructions and useful tools which you can use to create and implement your own customer-focused strategy and implementation plan.

"This book is a Boss' survival guide to Customer Focus. Very well written, covers all the bases of Customer Focus and very readable." - Charles G., Montreal

This book will enable you to achieve greater customer focus and give You a unique Competitive Advantage!

That's Customer Focus!: The Overworked and Under-appreciated Manager's Guide to Creating a Customer-Focused Organization provides you with all the essential information, examples and tools you will need to transform your organization into one which is truly Customer-Focused. It is based on 20 years of hands-on experience, research and draws upon the best practices of organizations which have achieved exceptional customer focus.

Whether you are a business owner, executive, manager or supervisor, this book will help you to create or sharpen Customer Focus throughout your entire organization.

What will this book enable you to do?

Using this 200 page resource, you will be able to develop and implement a detailed action plan for how you will maximize customer focus throughout your entire organization, department or team.

  1. Define customer focus for your unique organization.

  2. Build a business case for implementing a customer focus business strategy.

  3. Understand the impact of customer expectations on your business and what it takes to wow customers into becoming your biggest fans.

  4. Listen to the voice of the customer and use this information to create value and customer loyalty.

  1. Map your customers’ journey through your organization so you can make changes which will significantly impact your customers’ perceptions of your business.

  2. Establish and reinforce customer-focused service values and standards throughout your organization.

  3. Strengthen internal “service” cooperation and partnering in order to ensure that all you employees work towards ensuring every customer experience is a positive one.

  4. Understand the leadership skills managers and supervisors must employ in order to in create and sustain a customer-focused environment.

  5. Determine what training your staff will need in order to become customer-focused and how to do it.

  6. Use service recovery pro-actively and use this to create customer loyalty.

  7. Determine what to measure in order to sustain a customer-focused environment.

  8. Understand the impact your current systems, policies and procedures have on your employees’ ability to focus on the customer and determine what is required to align these to at the very least meet customer expectations.

All of this is accomplished through the use of stories, case studies, real world examples, plain talk narrative, detailed explanations, application exercises, job aids, worksheets, planning tools and more. So why not download your copy right now.

"Thanks Ray. This book is exactly what I was looking for." Keith B. -Pepsico

That's Customer Focus! is a practical, hands-on guide which gives you the knowledge and tools you need to become a Customer-Focused organization.

Containing almost 200 (8½ X 11) pages, this book is  a tremendous value.

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"This Book is a Manager's Survival Guide to Customer Focus" Charles G. - Montreal

Remember, if, in the next 8 weeks, you are not satisfied with the e-book version of That's Customer Focus, we’ll give you your money back.

That truly is no risk and tremendous potential for return!

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If you wait for economic conditions to improve, that will probably be too late. The best time to start is right now.

Right now there is a tremendous opportunity for you to retain existing customers and acquire new business if you leverage the competitive advantages attributed to sharper customer focus.

 

Sharpened customer focus and service excellence are valued by customers and this leads to long-term customer retention, loyalty, referral business, and more.

 

In the current economic climate, you can be assured that your customers are more discerning about where they spend their hard-earned cash. If they do not believe that you value their business they will look elsewhere!

While some will always be attracted by the best price in town, customer research continually confirms that most customers see value in dealing with a company they can trust and whom they believe values their business by providing them with products, services and a level of personal attention and care which is better than they would get elsewhere.

 

If you get your customer's experience right your customers will reward you with a greater share of their wallets.

Thanks for your time. I hope you will purchase a copy of this great book.

 

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What is Customer Focus? – In 30 seconds or less…

We call it Customer Focus, others call it a customer centric organization. Whatever terminology you wish to use, here's a short definition:

  • Customer Focus is about getting each and every one of your employees to look at their job through the eyes of your customers and understanding what they must do to add value.

  • Customer Focus is about continually listening to the voice of your customers, getting their input and feedback and using this information to make changes which they value – changes to your products and services and how you do business.

  • Customer Focus is about adding value at all levels of your organization – from IT to sales and the shop floor to customer service and every department in between.

  • Customer Focus is much more than good or great customer service...and it’s true Customer Focus that will give you a competitive advantage.

We not only explain each of these in greater detail but, more importantly, we also provide you with a detailed roadmap and clear directions on how to achieve each of these essential aspects of customer focus.

Your book is simply excellent!" Ellise F. - Chicago

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About the Authors

Ray Miller

For the past 20 years Ray has worked with a wide range of organizations in the development and implementation of customer focus and training solutions that get results. Ray helps his clients achieve improved service performance by providing training solutions that are highly targeted and strategically linked to operational goals and objectives. The training provided is based on sound research and employs proven concepts and methodologies which are delivered in the most appropriate way to achieve the desired changes in mind-set and performance.

In his past experience Ray has headed the Sales and Service training group for one of Canada’s largest Banks, been training practice leader for the consulting firm Stevenson Kellogg, President of CanTrain Development Corporation and Managing Director of The Training Bank.. He has worked with clients, both large and small on training initiatives in Financial Services, Manufacturing, High Tech, Construction, Aviation, Healthcare and Hospitality industries in Canada, the United states and abroad. He is a gifted writer and facilitator who has been described as both knowledgeable, motivational and humorous. Drawing from his extensive business experience, his focus is on the practical rather than theoretical.

Laura Miller

Laura Miller is a Human Resource Development specialist and Master Training Designer with over 20 years’ experience in research, design, instruction, and consulting.

Since 1987, Laura has designed and delivered hundreds of highly effective training programs ranging from technical skill enhancement to management development, and service quality and service leadership which are linked to corporate and operational objectives. She has developed and implemented numerous needs assessment and/or 360 degree assessment tools and processes, combined with the development of competency models and curriculum planning for a wide range of organizations during her career.

Laura is also a gifted writer, speaker and facilitator and has conducted many training programs, public speaking engagements and facilitated numerous information and problem-solving meetings in Canada and the United States spanning the range from executive management to frontline employees.

In a consulting capacity, Laura has worked with numerous organizations and business units to define development needs, develop strategies and tactical plans, design and deliver learning solutions, and evaluate outcomes against objectives.

For over 20 years we have been working with companies both across North America and internationally, helping them to improve customer service, service quality, customer-focused leadership and more. In that time we have accumulated considerable expertise in what companies need to do to differentiate themselves from their competition and win customer loyalty.

It would cost you thousands of dollars to learn what we know. Now you can get this knowledge for a fraction of its true value.

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How Customer-Focused Are You?

You may be thinking that you and your organization are quite customer-focused. You are not alone and you may be right. Consider this...

 

In a survey conducted by Bain & Company 362 firms were assessed. Eighty (80) percent believed they had a high level of customer focus and delivered a "superior experience" to their customers. But when their customers were asked about their own perceptions, they found that they rated only 8 percent of companies as truly delivering a superior experience.

 

In the world of customer focus, whose perception is more important? Obviously, the customer’s perception. In a highly competitive marketplace can we afford to take any chances?

 

If you are not sure how Customer-Focused your company is, why not join the 2000+ companies that have completed this exceptional online assessment tool. It only takes a few minutes, it's completely unbiased, it's confidential and you will get immediate feedback once you complete it.

 

Click here or on the link above to obtain your free password to access this online assessment.  It's fast, it's easy and it's free.

"This exceptional e-book presents proven and critical 'best practice' strategies and supporting tactics which will help to create or enhance customer focus in your Company." Edward M.  - New York

 

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Why compete! Instead, why not dare to be different!

Do you want to keep the customers you have without having to buy their business?

Do you want to attract new customers through word of mouth advertising who want to deal with you rather than your competitors?

 

You have the choice. You can compete and fight to get every customer you've got, drop prices, introduce special promotions, spend a fortune bringing them in the front door, while at least 80% of them quietly leave through the back door...

 

OR

You can differentiate your business by becoming  a truly Customer-Focused Company!

The-best-of-the-best do this. They know that the only long-term strategy that effectively creates customer loyalty, long-term sustainable revenue and which strengthens both internal service performance and productivity is a Customer-Focused strategy.

When economic conditions are tough, your customers are more discerning and they are looking for the most value for their shrinking disposable income. Now is the perfect time to sharpen your customer focus and protect your business by taking steps to sharpen customer focus and build long-term customer loyalty.

In today's competitive marketplace, satisfying your customers is no longer enough. Can you afford to take any chances?

Customer-Focused companies, departments and teams enjoy greater customer retention, loyalty, internal cooperation (service), perceived value, customer-friendly processes, improved workflow, employee retention and morale, and sustainable long-term revenue. This is because they know what their customers want and expect and continually look for ways to deliver a level of service which exceeds these.

They are relentless in their pursuit of creating customer value, not just on the frontline but throughout their entire organization and...

That's Customer Focus!

Please don't forget that if your competitors are more Customer-Focused than you, they are hurting your business where it counts most...The Bottom Line!

This book will give you the knowledge and tools you need to enhance customer focus throughout your entire organization. Why pay thousands when you can get access to the strategies, approaches and tools you need to for such a great price!

Chances are you will find ideas, concepts and approaches detailed in this book that you have not considered. Given the price and the guarantee it is certainly worth checking out.

For close to 20 years we have been working with companies to help them achieve greater customer focus and service excellence. In that time we have accumulated considerable knowledge and experience in what business owners, mangers and employees need to do in order to develop and implement a comprehensive strategy and action plan which will sharpen customer focus throughout their entire organization. All of this experience has been captured in this amazing book.

 
 

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Table of Contents and outcomes of each chapter

Chapter 1:   Customer Focus 101

  • defines what customer service is and is NOT

  • discusses why service is important and presents a business case for creating a Customer-Focused Organization

  • provides you with tools to create a business case for your specific organization

  • explores customer expectations and customer perceptions when it comes to service

     Chapter 2:  What is a Customer-Focused Organization?

  • provides a simple definition and description of a customer-focused organization

  • provides a description of the common characteristics of a customer-focused organization

  • offers an exercise to critique your own business on its customer focus

Chapter 3:  Creating a Shared Vision and Service Values

  • provides you with an explanation of why a shared vision is important

  • suggests the steps to be followed in creating a shared vision

  • provides a definition of service values

  • outlines the importance of embedding service values throughout the company

  • provides an example of a service values and beliefs

Chapter 4:   Service Comes From Within

  • explains how and why customer service and customer satisfaction require cooperation and partnership among employees of different functions and departments

  • helps you to identify your internal service partners

  • helps you assess to what degree you are a help or a hindrance to your customers and identify areas for service improvement

  • discusses those situations in which people indirectly affect the value customers receive

  • provides a service checklist that will allow you to see the relationship between your job and the customer's satisfaction

  • helps you to identify ways to help others in the organization to provide service more effectively

Chapter 5:      Customer-Focused Leadership

  • explains why service is a leadership issue

  • defines ten key Customer-Focused Leadership Principles (Best Practices)

  • provides you with a method to assess your current level of customer-focused leadership

Chapter 6:  Know Your Customers

  • outlines the importance of listening to the voice of the customer

  • offers a simple method to better understand your customers and their needs

  • provides sample surveys and customer interview tools

  • explains important considerations when designing your survey process

  • assists you in designing your own survey instrument

Chapter 7:  Know Your Competition

  • provides unique techniques for gathering information about your competition

  • provides an exercise to apply the techniques for gathering competitive information

  • offers an exercise for producing a competition report card

Chapter 8:  Learning From Your Customers

  • provides a definition of Moments of Truth

  • offers tips for identifying Moments of Truth

  • provides a definition for identifying critical customer incidents

  • offers tips and techniques for investigating critical customer incidents

  • suggests ways critical customer incidents can be used to aligned your processes and procedures to ensure a quality customer experience.

Chapter 9:  Training and Selection

  • describes the attributes of exceptional service providers

  • provides a method for evaluating current employee customer-focused behavior and attitudes

  • describes what training is needed to be truly customer-focused

  • provides tips on hiring/selecting customer-focused employees

Chapter 10:  Service Standards

  • discusses important considerations when using service standards

  • discusses the need for integrating service standards into training and day-to-day performance

  • provides examples of specific customer service standards for greeting the customer, transfers, putting callers on hold and problem resolution

  • gives examples of how phone messages, voice mail and email can be used to demonstrate customer commitment

  • offers recommendations on how to establish service standards

Chapter 11:  Pro-Active and Effective Recovery

  • explains why service recovery is of strategic importance

  • discusses the development of specific pro-active recovery plans

  • provides an analysis tool to help you determine the current state of your service recovery methods

  • provides an approach for dealing with angry customers

Chapter 12:  Reward and Recognition

  • provides an outline for designing your own Reward and Recognition program

  • includes a list of critical "Do's and Don'ts" for designing your Reward and Recognition Program

Chapter 13:  Measuring Operational and Service Quality

  • provides a case study that illustrates the connection between service and operational measures

  • offers examples of operational measures

  • explains how these operational measures can be used as the foundation of your improvement efforts

  • provides an exercise to help you identify your operational and service measures

  • provides an exercise for identifying your service and quality improvement readiness

Chapter 14:  Conclusion and Critical Action Items Checklist

  • this checklist will help you organize and plan your Customer-Focused Strategy and Implementation plan

Consultants would charge you hundreds if not thousands of dollars for the knowledge we provide you is this incredible resource. All for only $24.95  $21.20 , if you buy the e-book right now!

 

 

 

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