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8 Data Points about the Importance of Customer Experience

Paul Gillin

I was asked to prepare some background information on the importance of delivering a positive customer experience, and I thought I would share some of the research with you. How much does the market reward companies that deliver excellent customer experience? That’s gonna be a tall order.

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Attack of the Customers Press Release

Paul Gillin

Links and tweets are appreciated, but Amazon reviews will get you undying devotion. Customers are taking their complaints about companies and products to the Internet in record numbers, and a new book tells what is driving this trend and how businesses can avoid being victims of customer attacks. Learn more at AttackOfTheCustomers.com.

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My New Book, ‘Attack of the Customers,’ is now available

Paul Gillin

Eleven months later, Attack of the Customers on sale on Amazon ! Now I’d like to ask for your support by liking the book on the Amazon page and registering your like on the book Facebook page. We make the case that companies have no choice but to invest in this area, though. Self-Publishing Experiment.

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Live Blog: Lotusphere 2012 Opening Session

Paul Gillin

The news feed is the core experience with e-mail and calendar available through pop-up windows. Larry Bowden, VP, Web Experience Software, IBM shows the new IBM Customer Experience Suite. This includes Portal & Community Pages, Web Content Manager and Web Experience Factory. The beta of the suite is available now.

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How B2B and B2C Marketing Are Different

Paul Gillin

Probably the most important distinction between business and consumer marketing is that nearly every buying decision a business makes is driven by the need to solve a problem, pursue an opportunity or make or company more efficient. Business executives buy companies as much as they do products. Long-term relationships.

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Transforming P&G

Paul Gillin

This week I sat in an auditorium at P&G headquarters in Cincinnati and heard CEO Bob McDonald talk about the centrality of one-to-one relationships to the company’s future and declare “We want to be the most digitized company in the world.”. P&G has been called the world greatest marketing company.