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Bridging the Gap Between Sales and Marketing
This article discusses the importance of bridging the communications gap between sales and marketing. This point can not be overstated . . .in fact, it can be blamed for many failures in both divisions. It is imperative to all businesses to have solid communications between the two divisions -- and goals that work in tandem with each other. Doing this can spell success for your business.

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Rebuilding Brand America: What We Must Do to Restore Our Reputation and Safeguard the Future of American Business Abroad
The former head of public relations for AT&T writes an "interesting" how to book on rebuilding Brand America. The challenge comes to entrepreneurs who want to develop not just a country-centric firm but a global organization that is local everywhere it does business.
Market Leadership
Learn how to become an effective leader in today's competitive market. And start by learning the 4 steps to achieving a customer centric oriented culture.
Become a Customer-Focused Leader
In my recent articles, “To Be (Customer-Focused) … Or Not To Be…” and “Why Customer Focus Differentiates” I offer a number of compelling reasons for the strategic importance of making Customer Focus a critical business strategy. If you found these reasons compelling or you already knew in your gut that Customer Focus is strategically essential, then your goal must be to create a customer-centric culture throughout your company. If this is the case then you will need to embed customer focus into everything you do. This article describe t leadership qualities needed to create a cutomer-focused organization.
Do You Put Your Customers First?
Customer centricity - being customer centric - seems to be one of the buzz words again in business circles. Being truly customer centric means looking at your business from your customers' perspective. But what does it mean & is it worth it?

Five Powerful Customer Service Secrets to Growing Your Business During Challenging Times
The secret weapon for being successful during this changing time is customer service. Outstanding customer service will make you stand out from the competition and make your organization successful. Whether your organization is for profit or non-profit, a private or government agency; or a big corporation vs. a small business, the following five customer service secrets will help you succeed in any situation.
The Myth of Transcendence and Other Evolutionary Geek-ness
Stages of Evolution. Waves of unfolding. The spiral. You are familiar with the holonic stages ::: from pre-personal to personal to trans-personal; from body/physical to mind/mental/intellectual to Spiritual; from ego-centric to ethno-centric/Nationalistic to World-centric/global. From pre-rational to rational to trans-rational. ::: From vengeance to justice to Grace. From your emotions running you to having choice around your emotional reactions to achieving a place of actual freedom; from crawling to walking to running. Stages of ever increasing inclusiveness. Stages of ever-increasing whole-ness. Levels of ever-increasing expansiveness.
Aligning – Doing Business from the Customer’s Perspective
Customer-centric organizations and individuals have always been more successful in starting and growing a business. Almost every company has some reference to “our customers” in their mission or vision statement. But few actually follow through on those promises because they try to be interesting to the customers rather than INTERESTED IN their customers. Here is a quick little guide to help you align with your potential customer’s various points of view.

Lean, Green Sales with the S.H.A.R.P. Sales TrainingTM System - Part II
The acronym S.H.A.R.P. provides a comprehensive and definitive starting point for developing both organizational and personal goals. The philosophy is customer-centric with a goal to increase customer loyalty. S = Strategize, Solve, Support, Serve H = Honesty, Humor, Humility, Help A = Assess, Alleviate, Accountable, Achieve R = Relationships, Respect, Respond, Results P = Prepare, Prioritize, Perform, Produce

Are You Customer Centric?
If you want your business to grow, drive the bottom line, and have happy customers that love sending you business, then build a customer centric culture!
Enterprise Myopia: Is Customer Value Being Overlooked?
Is your organization’s strategy overlooking the most important stakeholder – your customers? With some simple but elegant changes to the strategic planning process, businesses can avoid committing this cardinal sin. By refocusing business strategy on value creation for the end-customers, organizations can avoid business myopia and blind spots that mask the slow erosion of competitive advantage they may have enjoyed in the past. This article addresses the key challenge of keeping the customer in mind when setting strategic and operational goals and offers concrete approaches to accomplishing customer-centric planning from the business and technology leader’s perspective.

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