
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Monday, December 9, 2013
Monday, December 2, 2013
"Brand Evangelist"

Do what you do so well that they will want to see it again and bring their friends.
-WALT DISNEY
Does your brand deliver on what Walt Disney said about his brand? Some of the big guys do..Starbucks...IKEA and other customer/quality driven brands. But you don't have to be one of the big guys to deliver an experience that will have customers talking about the experience over and over. This kind of experience leads to what I like to call "Brand Evangelist" these are clients who will go out into the community and spread the word about your brand at no cost to you .....other than providing a first class experience every time they experience your brand.
You can not put a price on a "Brand Evangelist" they will tell your story and bring in additional business..the challenge is you need to make sure the people coming to you receive the same experience as the "Brand Evangelist" does or the circle will be broken. You have to be consistently excellent when it comes to your brand..never under estimate the power of the experience, it will bring them back and create additional "Brand Evangelist"
The goal as a company is to have customer service that is not just the best, but legendary.
-SAM WALTON
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Starbucks highlights specialty coffee blends
Starbucks promotes its coffee blends in new ads that give a short story or feel for particular brews
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Your Brand is Everything....Everything Communicates
Your brand is more than its logo, it's the way customers feel and act based on their total experience with your company and its products and services. Everything you do....or don't do communicates what your brand is about.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Customer Service "The Experience is Everything"
Customer Service "The Experience is Everything"
The Customer Experience at Walmart:
At Walmart if a customer is within 10 feet of an associate; the associate should stop what they are doing and say 'hello' and ask 'how can I help you today'
The Customer Experience at Modify:

Like many companies that sell a physical product, Modify collects feedback through Facebook, Twitter, and a "Help" inbox. They focus further on being proactive, and every week each member of the team has a 20-minute call with a customer. With this customer interaction Modify has made significant changes--updating FAQ, pre-releasing designs, even fixing product issues--thanks to the insights we have taken from these phone calls.
The Customer Experience at The Ritz-Carlton
The Ritz-Carlton philosophy is that any employee who receives a complaint from a guest owns that complaint. First-line employees such as desk clerks, bellboys and housekeepers are empowered to spend up to $2000 to handle any customer complaints and managers can spend up to $5,000 without additional authorization.
The Customer Experience at Nordstrom's

Nordstrom’s legendary customer service includes a liberal return policy, hand written thank-you cards, home deliveries, personal appointments and personal phone calls alerting customers about upcoming sales.
The Customer Experience at Trader Joe’s
Ask a Trader Joe’s employee about a product and he or she will practically sprint down the aisle, grab a bag of whatever you had questions about and join you in a taste test. And returns? No questions asked, even if the goods have been opened and you simply didn’t like the product
The Customer Experience at Walmart:
At Walmart if a customer is within 10 feet of an associate; the associate should stop what they are doing and say 'hello' and ask 'how can I help you today'
The Customer Experience at Modify:

Like many companies that sell a physical product, Modify collects feedback through Facebook, Twitter, and a "Help" inbox. They focus further on being proactive, and every week each member of the team has a 20-minute call with a customer. With this customer interaction Modify has made significant changes--updating FAQ, pre-releasing designs, even fixing product issues--thanks to the insights we have taken from these phone calls.
The Customer Experience at The Ritz-Carlton
The Ritz-Carlton philosophy is that any employee who receives a complaint from a guest owns that complaint. First-line employees such as desk clerks, bellboys and housekeepers are empowered to spend up to $2000 to handle any customer complaints and managers can spend up to $5,000 without additional authorization.
The Customer Experience at Nordstrom's

Nordstrom’s legendary customer service includes a liberal return policy, hand written thank-you cards, home deliveries, personal appointments and personal phone calls alerting customers about upcoming sales.
The Customer Experience at Trader Joe’s
Ask a Trader Joe’s employee about a product and he or she will practically sprint down the aisle, grab a bag of whatever you had questions about and join you in a taste test. And returns? No questions asked, even if the goods have been opened and you simply didn’t like the product
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
The Store of the Future Has Arrived (and No, It's not Apple)
Read: How brands are digitizing retail
http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/store-future-has-arrived-and-no-its-not-apple-149900
http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/store-future-has-arrived-and-no-its-not-apple-149900
Monday, June 3, 2013
The Evolution of Brand Logos
MasterCard logo

VW logo

Shell logo

Boeing logo

Alfa Romeo logo

GE logo

Saab logo

Yamaha logo

Nike logo

Mazda logo

BBC logo

Sony logo

Mercedes-Benz logo

Kodak logo

Nokia logo

Reuters logo

IBM logo

Starbucks logo

Mitsubishi logo

Intel logo

Peugeot logo

CBS logo

Adobe Systems logo

Pepsi logo

Cadillac logo


Playboy logo

Audi logo

Motorola logo

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) logo

Buick logo


Texaco logo

Fiat logo

Nestle logo

Apple Inc. logo

Ford logo

Xerox logo

Canon logo

LEGO logo

BMW logo

FedEx logo

Google logo


Mozilla Firefox logo

Manufacturers Life Insurance Company logo

Aston Martin logo

LG Electronics logo

Microsoft logo

Renault logo

Siemens logo

Palm logo

WWF logo

Nortel logo

VW logo

Shell logo

Boeing logo

Alfa Romeo logo

GE logo

Saab logo

Yamaha logo

Nike logo

Mazda logo

BBC logo

Sony logo

Mercedes-Benz logo

Kodak logo

Nokia logo

Reuters logo

IBM logo

Starbucks logo

Mitsubishi logo

Intel logo

Peugeot logo

CBS logo

Adobe Systems logo

Pepsi logo

Cadillac logo


Playboy logo

Audi logo

Motorola logo

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) logo

Buick logo


Texaco logo

Fiat logo

Nestle logo

Apple Inc. logo

Ford logo

Xerox logo

Canon logo

LEGO logo

BMW logo

FedEx logo

Google logo


Mozilla Firefox logo

Manufacturers Life Insurance Company logo

Aston Martin logo

LG Electronics logo

Microsoft logo

Renault logo

Siemens logo

Palm logo

WWF logo

Nortel logo

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