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08/24/2010

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Customer service has always been the best form of marketing. We have always known the importance of customer service and how it can boost customer retention and better word-of-mouth. Satisfied customer may help you promote your business through word-of-mouth.

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Paulcastain

Looking forward to Part II and will add Fred's book to my ever expanding amazon wish list :)

Thanks!

Respectfully,
Paul Castain

gerhard

Steve,
Sam's comment was not about his company, but about his views of the customer. If Sam was alive today, he'd probably fire a lot of his people.
Gerhard

Steve Watts

Interesting that Wal-Mart is used as an example of customer-centricity here.

I personally go out of the way to avoid Wal-Mart entirely, because their overall customer experience is horrible.

Dirty, dark, unlit stores with almost zero service from employees, with prices that are really not much more competitive--and my experience is not unique, based on their losing market share to Target, Costco, and others.

The "story" of Wal-Mart has changed to what NOT to do for clients in the last 5 years.

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