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    a consequence, every business needs to come up with methods to attract more customers to its business and not to lose the business to its competitors. Which is the role of marketing ‘provide assistance in identifying, satisfying and retaining customers.’ (Burnett, 2007, p.23) In hospitality industry, in order to attract business, marketers need to play with the four characteristics of service to illustrate the customers its quality service. This essay will briefly discuss the four…

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    filter misses the opportunity to create a powerful bond between people and business. Brands humanize technology”. What an insightful piece of information: brands humanize technology. Businesses must implement the technology, but then connect to the customers with a brand. It is a two sided coin, they both need each other. The brand is the one side, and technology is on the flip…

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    cents an hour, paid in brown envelopes of cash, Bean surprised employees with bonuses calculated as a percentage of profits (Reed, 2009). They also felt the commitment and obligation they have for their customers and employees. Bean was committed to the quality of life of their employees and customer. They strive for the opportunity to support their charity of choice groups being the United Way and the Portland Symphony Orchestra encouraging and employee…

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    store will include advertising and hosting a grand opening. Offering free samples of the tasty treats at the grand opening may lead to both costumer interest and desire. As customers try the delicious delights, they will be less hesitant about making a purchase. By simply building customer awareness, interest and desire customer purchases will increase, raising company sales. Being located in a small town, public relations will also be important for the…

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    business smoothly and efficiently. Technology such as bar code system is used to tracks products, prices, and stock levels. While the technology has made work easier and customer service better, people are still needed to do most of the jobs in a store. Employees with understanding of certain software or electronic devices serve customers better. Moreover, technology cut down employees’ workload. For instance, trained staffs have to recognise varieties of items, which was problematic given the…

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    delivery service lower the cost of acquisition?) Marketplace businesses have a fundamentally different dynamic compared to a traditional software business - there are two main goals that have to be accomplished: (1) Acquiring the Customer (2) Keeping the Customer (to maximise lifetime value). This requires a detailed accounting of the platforms that you will use, the metrics that will measure success, your timelines, and the manpower doing all of it effectively. As a startup, you not only…

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    Customer Relations Rules

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    keep the customers satisfied. Using basic rules of conduct will ensure good customer relations, but there are more to customer relations than just being courteous and respectful. What happens when you follow all the rules of good conduct but you are still having problems with customer communications? This paper addresses what is necessary to make sure clients and customers keep coming back to do business. BASIC RULES OF CONDUCT The five basic rules of conduct for successful customer…

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    it’s not just a friendly voice saying, thank you for calling Sprint. It’s everything customers experience: our network; our website; the way we listen, interact and respond. Adding up the survey scores from customers and Sprint wants customers to say something good about Sprint. That’s the promoter part; Sprint Promoter Score. Sprint surveys their customers using a CRM software called Medallia. Medallia is a customer satisfaction system customized for Sprint Corporation. The reporting system…

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    towards the service and as an antecedent of overall customer satisfaction. Furthermore, service quality also defined as an ability of an organization to meet the customer expectation (Parasuraman et al. 1988). According to Bitner and Hubbert (1994), the service quality is defined as the customer’s impression of the relative superiority or inferiority of a service provider and its services. The service quality is only achieved if it satisfied the customer expectation or exceeds it. Service…

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    Buddy System Case Study

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    Customer Care Department in Latvia launch a new Buddy system Latvia is the 8th country in line to launch the system Customer Care Department in Latvia launched the new Buddy system in the beginning of October to help the new employees to adapt to the new workplace and develop necessary knowledge to fulfil their work duties. During the program 4finance Latvia Buddies work together with the newcomers in the following areas: - Go through the main information systems such as COLA, DeCo, AlfaVox,…

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