I recently discovered a revealing case study about the hotel industry, which was at sixes and sevens in the weeks and months following the attacks. Hotels and all travel companies needed to understand how better to serve their clients. That meant understanding their customers’ fears about travel.
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You Won’t Know What Your Customers Want . . . Until You Ask
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4220 days ago
“Benchmark Beyond Your Competition,” Customer Service Expert Recommends
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4221 days ago
When many companies want to improve customer service, they analyze what competing companies are doing and try to do just a little bit better. Yet according to Ron Kaufman, author of a terrific new book called Uplifting Service, that approach rarely results in customer service that is exceptional.
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Customer-Winning Strategies from Health Clubs
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4226 days ago
A friend just forwarded me a link to “Nine Successful Low-Cost Promotions to Generate Health Club Leads,” a terrific blog post that Mike Chaet wrote for the FitCommerce.com blog. Chaet is a consultant who helps health clubs recruit new members.
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LaTienda Foods Decodes Shipping Preferences to Sell More
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4227 days ago
Effective customer profiling can boost sales and profits in unexpected ways. This case study from Google Analytics describes how a food retailer boosted e-commerce sales 70% in key regions by understanding customers’ shipping preferences.
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How to Put a Product Refund Policy into Words
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4227 days ago
The first step in managing a return process is to create a fair set of policies that govern product returns. The second step is to communicate your procedures on your website, in your product materials, and even on your wall if customers come into your physical location.
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Big Copywriting Lessons from Three Little Ads
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under AdvertisingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4228 days ago
Above all, focus on what makes you different. Is it convenience, price, speed of delivery, exceptional customer service, or something else? Strive to distill your competitive advantage and trumpet it.
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Lessons You Can Use from DeWalt’s Industrial-Strength Website
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Online MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4232 days ago
DeWalt, the company that makes ultra-durable tools for construction companies and serious woodworkers, has packed a lot of terrific features into a great-looking website that builds the DeWalt brand beautifully.
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Case Studies: How Two Companies Pitch Their Special Offers
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under AdvertisingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4235 days ago
The words you use to describe special customer offers need to be somewhat special themselves. Today, let’s look at two companies that do it well.
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Six Customer Relationship Marketing Tactics for B2B
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4235 days ago
A great deal has been written about customer relationship marketing for companies that sell B2C. But how can you build durable relationships with your clients and customers if you sell B2B?
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How the Becky Thatcher Restaurant Keeps Happy Customers Coming Back
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4241 days ago
The Becky Thatcher Restaurant in downtown Hannibal, Mo. isn’t a chain or a franchise. It’s not about to make the cover of Entrepreneur or Business Week. But judging from a recent profile of the restaurant in the Hannibal Courier-Post, maybe it should.
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