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6 Keys To Competitive Advantage By Memorable Service

Startup Professionals Musings

In this context, even “satisfied” is only a “meets-minimum,” and does not put you ahead of your competition. With pervasive access to social media, customers no longer differentiate poor product repair and replacement from a poor shopping experience or customer usage satisfaction. This results in more profits and growth for you.

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7 Reasons A Good Team Merits Priority Over Procedure

Startup Professionals Musings

Whether it be in person, on the phone, or implied in your marketing, your people and their engagement level is the key driver of customer loyalty, advocacy, and sales growth. People-centric leaders realize that the right motivated and accountable people are their real competitive advantage. Even process changes require people first.

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7 Keys To Sustainably Enriching Your Customers’ Lives

Startup Professionals Musings

Your goal must be to make every aspect of a customer interaction a joy to both you and them, starting from the shopping experience, to the sales close, to delivery and service. Business and customer satisfaction data measurements are required, in addition to subjective assessments of team progress, tradeoffs, and investment decisions.

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How to Set a Growth Culture in Your Startup Early

Startup Professionals Musings

Mission statements tend to be narrow, business oriented statements such as “Be the leader in customer satisfaction.” This includes the specific work your startup must do, the capabilities you need to build for a competitive advantage, and the career path for team members to bring this to life. Get your team right and do it quickly.

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10 Ways to Build a Business Culture Like Apple

Startup Professionals Musings

Mission statements tend to be narrow, business oriented statements such as “Be the leader in customer satisfaction.” This includes the specific work your startup must do, the capabilities you need to build for a competitive advantage, and the career path for team members to bring this to life. Get your team right and do it quickly.

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