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Every week, in the month of June, I will offer each one of the Three Principles to Build CustomerLoyalty. Surely, George Washington. Customer experience or CX is how your customers feel about what you do. And customerloyalty is how your customers feel about what you did over and over again.
I am here to tell you that if you’re not in the Top Three, you don’t even exist in the minds of your potential customers. Of course, George Washington. And when you CARE, each customer feels respected, appreciated, and valued. QUI TAKEAWAY: Customers pay for their experience, not your product or service. Here’s why.
Customerloyalty taps into who we are — a central part of our humanity is our desire to build connections, after all. Customers want to be able to trust brands and feel comfortable in doing business with them. And companies themselves simply wouldn’t exist without loyal customers helping them grow and thrive.
Surely, George Washington. The more emotional the connections, the more memorable the experiences, and the more loyal the customers are. Loyal customers will return repeatedly, spend more money, and rave about you to others on socialmedia. Relationships build loyalty. Loyalty builds your business.
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