Paul Gillin

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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.

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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. The trouble is that the payoff of good customer satisfaction is a lot harder to measure than the benefit of a dime saved in production.

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8 Data Points about the Importance of Customer Experience

Paul Gillin

Consider that the Fortune list of the world’s 10 most admired companies in 2013 includes seven that are renowned for excellence in that area: Apple, Google, Amazon, Starbucks, Southwest, Disney and FedEx. How much does the market reward companies that deliver excellent customer experience?

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Age of the Tablet Has Begun

Paul Gillin

I tend to be a skeptic about new technology, probably a consequence of 25 years of seeing cool demos of products that never worked very well in real life. We can also expect special-purpose devices like the Amazon Kindle to become more feature-rich over time. I tend to be a late adopter, too. Now we know better.

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Live Blog: Lotusphere 2012 Opening Session

Paul Gillin

There are many ways to apply these benefits, ranking from improved product design to global sales contests. This helps a business to understand in near real-time how customers are reacting to news or a new product and how that’s reflected in sales from transaction systems. Leverage skills and distribute workload.

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How B2B and B2C Marketing Are Different

Paul Gillin

Business executives buy companies as much as they do products. They want to talk to the people who build the products they are considering, ask detailed questions and gain confidence that the company is a worthy long-term partner. Post your review on Amazon or tell us what you think on our Facebook page. Long-term relationships.