customer loyalty

It’s easy to understand the value of adoption from the customer’s perspective, at least on the surface. But there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. To connect the dots between adoption and value realization as sellers, we must first recognize the drivers behind every purchase, and the outcomes…

We all know the facts about customer loyalty. It’s easier and less expensive to sell to an existing customer rather than acquire a new one. Loyal customers are also more likely to buy more from you and recommend you to other potential prospects. Take a moment to think about your own customer base. W…

Creating customer loyalty is a race against time. It’s been said that after 90 days a business only has a 10% chance of making the customer loyal. Therefore, once that clock starts ticking, value realization must occur quickly or a high probability exists that you will lose the customer. Customer he…

You don’t win customer loyalty solely by the “wow!” factor. You win simply by delivering on customer promises and resolving everyday issues. According to research from CEB’s book, The Effortless Experience: Conquering the New Battleground for Customer Loyalty, two major factors affect customer loyal…

We’re entering the age of the Internet of Everything (IoE), which is about connecting the Internet to the physical world (people, process, data, and things). We’re early in the process, with approximately 10 billion devices already connected. By 2020, Cisco projects that this number will reach 50 bi…