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The Importance of Email Marketing To Your Bottom Line!
A recent article in the Sunday Herald here in Sydney Australia really brought home the importance of businesses ensuring that they had a foothold in the online marketplace. The article stated that “Online shopping is set to grow at almost double the rate of in-store shopping despite the economic downturn, with more Australians turning to the web to find bargains and specialist products”

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Branding Across Multiple Mediums
The consistent delivery of a brand message is vital to the long term success of any brand, but with so many possible delivery mediums how do companies ensure this is maintained? Print, television, internet, multimedia, cinema, radio, dvd, the potential is endless, without taking into consideration the possibilities of emerging technologies such as pda’s and mobile technology.
Handling Angry Customers
We’ve all had the joy of being faced with an angry customer for one reason or another. Sometimes it is something your company has done to upset him; such as a late delivery, poor service, a flawed product or a billing problem. Sometimes it’s something you did or didn’t do personally; such as forgot to follow up, messed up his order or just ignored him as a customer. And sometimes it’s something in the customer’s mind or his perception that you or your company did, when in reality it was just that his expectations weren’t set correctly. Whatever the reason, you must deal with an angry customer and do it in a respectful, professional manner.
360-Degree View Promises Delivery
Do all the external-facing departments in your company see the world through your customer’s eyes? All customer touch points, including marketing, sales, customer service, technical support and accounts receivables, should be integrated with each other. No matter who your customers connect with in your company, their experience must be consistent, clear and coordinated, an integrated “360-degree” view of your customer, ensuring that promise and delivery are in sync. Three elements of a company propel its business: marketing, sales and customer service. Most companies know, theoretically, that these three elements need to work together effectively to produce steady sales, revenue growth and happy customers.

Do you have Renowned Customer Service?
Do your customers leave your store / take delivery of your products and think, "Wow, it is so nice to buy from this business!!" Is your business well known / famous for your customer service? Do your customers tell others about you? If not, you do not have renowned customer service. Face it. Your customers can buy the products and service you sell from a lot of different competitors. The only thing you really have to differentiate your business and yourself is your service.
Consistency – the Key to Success
Author Rob Rush discusses how sometimes the consistent delivery of customer service or customer experience trumps the ability to deliver a "Wow." Before you can occasionally launch the long-ball with some regularity, you need to become a consistent singles hitter first.
Do you communicate effectively inside your company?
The customer has gone out the door; he has just placed a large forward order for delivery next march. Can you be sure that he will get what he expects? Is your internal communication up to scratch? This article gives you some tips. Your company is only as strong as its weakest link - but it is up to you to check the strength of them all regularly!

How to Use a Service Delivery Model to Win More Business
What is a ‘Service Delivery Model’? And how to use it. For any business delivering a service or a complex or customised product, potential clients often have two major concerns. To get your prospect to become a paying client you must satisfactorily answer those questions. The best way to do that is to explain your Service Delivery Model.

The Law of Focus – Own a Word in the Customer's Mind
The key activity is to burn your way into the mind of customer by narrowing focus into single word or concept, explains Mike Farrell with aspenIbiz. FedEx put overnight delivery into minds of customer; Crest (prevents) cavities; Domino’s delivers (pizza). Read this post to learn how to develop focus and the key word or concept to burn into the mind of your customer or prospect.
Customer Service in the Nonprofit Community - How Does Your Organization Rate?
Having worked in the nonprofit community for most of my career, I have seen varying levels of good and bad customer service. I have always been a proponent of exemplary customer service and feel that it should be the number one priority for any nonprofit organization. Every nonprofit exists to meet the needs of specific customers through the delivery of services and programs. As such, shouldn't their customers be their top priority, as they are their most important stakeholders? This article asks questions related to your customer service practices, and items you should consider in relation to developing and implementing a quality customer service program.

The UPS Store Franchise Information
There are very few companies in the world that have acquired 6,000 territories in 75 different countries. One of such is none other than the UPS franchise; a known leader in the package delivery industry all around the world. UPS's reputation in the air delivery and freight services industry is highly attributed to its store franchise network.
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