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Acknowledgments | |
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The Clerk With The Smirk | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction: Self Assessment-How Well Are You Currently Doing in Building Customer Loyalty? | |
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Weekly Ideas | |
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Determine the Lifetime Value of a Customer | |
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Remember the Two Levels of Every Interaction | |
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Don't Take a Customer's Anger Personally | |
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Surprise Coworkers and Internal Customers with Anonymous Gifts | |
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Remember That Everyone Sees the World Differently | |
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Value Employees as "Whole" Persons | |
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Listen with Your Heart | |
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Reframe How You View Mis-Takes in Your Organization, Part One | |
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Reframe How You View Mis-Takes in Your Organization, Part Two | |
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Decorate Your Cubicle or Workspace with Things That Remind You of Giving Good Service | |
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Celebrate the Gift of Life! | |
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Remember the Concept of the Emotional Bank Account, Part One | |
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Remember the Concept of the Emotional Bank Account, Part Two | |
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Decorate Hallways and Walls with Inspirational Quotations and Graphics | |
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Hold Focus Groups, Part One | |
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Hold Focus Groups, Part Two | |
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Give Yourself a Hand! | |
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Five Loyalty Builders | |
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Celebrate Small Wins | |
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Brainstorm Ways You Can Enhance Your Customer's Experience, Part One | |
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Brainstorm Ways You Can Enhance Your Customer's Experience, Part Two | |
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Brainstorm Ways You Can Enhance Your Customer's Experience, Part Three | |
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Focus on What You Can Do | |
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Have Fun with Stories | |
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You Don't Learn Anything with Your Mouth Open | |
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Beautiful People Don't Just Happen | |
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Work on a Community Project | |
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"Every Customer Is a Gift" | |
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Always Anticipate the Customers' Needs | |
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Whenever You Can, Offer the Customers Options | |
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Inform the Customers When You Have Gone Out of Your Way for Them | |
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Manage by Wandering Around | |
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Know Why Customers Are Unhappy with Your Organization | |
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Honor Customer Complaints | |
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Do Just a Little Bit Extra for Each Customer | |
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Take an Internal Customer to Lunch | |
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Are You Friendly? | |
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Think Like a Customer | |
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Four Things Customers Want | |
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Manage from the Heart | |
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The Four Steps of Recovery | |
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Happy Employees Create Happy Customers | |
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Hold Grapevine Sessions | |
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Stay Calm with a Difficult Customer | |
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A Dilemma to Discuss | |
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Create a Human-Level Database | |
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Use Selective Agreement | |
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Use an Objective Measurement to Communicate the Seriousness of the Situation | |
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Celebrate Any Good News You Can Find! | |
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Have a Thank Your Customers Day | |
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Have a Thank Your Internal Customers Day | |
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Add Your Personal Signature to Your Work | |
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Conclusion: You Have a Choice! | |
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Index | |