Driving Loyalty

Driving Loyalty
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Turning Every Customer and Employee into a Raving Fan for Your Brand

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2013

نویسنده

Kirk Kazanjian

شابک

9780385346955

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نقد و بررسی

Publisher's Weekly

February 11, 2013
Kazanjian (Exceeding Customer Expectations) uses Enterprise Holdings (owner of Enterprise, National, and Alamo rental cars) as a model in this “guide to running an employee-centered company that caters to its customers.” Through discussions about Enterprise—and other large corporations—Kazanjian covers the basics of how to build a business: the power and importance of employees, leadership, customer service, mergers and acquisitions, and marketing. Although the lessons are general in nature, specifics of Enterprise’s business model and the car rental industry muddle the overall message. Kazanjian has opted for a certain trade-off of range over clarity, covering with equal weight both the creation of customer loyalty and the importance of employee value, where other books might have chosen just one of those topics. Even so, the book steadfastly holds to a maxim from Enterprise’s founder, Jack Taylor: “Take care of your customers and employees first, and the profits will follow.”



Booklist

March 15, 2013
The author's credentials are substantial; he is the author of 24 previous books, a national speaker, and a marketing head for a financial services institution. His subject here is an important one. After all, what's a business without customers? His book is an overview of the factors that create customer loyalty: dedicated employees, strong brand identification, service without question, marketing jones, smart business decisions (such as those around mergers and acquisitions), and technology. One case history predominates: that of Enterprise Rent-a-Car, a private, family-owned company (of course, other companies, such as Starbucks and Southwest Airlines, are mentioned). For readers new to the concept, these recapscomplete with charts and end-of-chapter summarieswill begin the learning process.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2013, American Library Association.)




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