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Hub You - Service Marketing - A Relationship Building Approach
When I was a little girl my father would ask me what I thought to be very strange mind bending questions. Once asked, they would send me off on a never ending search for answers. One of his favorites that always stuck with me was…"If a camel is carrying a bag of feathers and he's carrying as many feathers as he can, can the camel carry one mor
Private banking sector, for instance, in India has un
The NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, a well-established nonprofit well-known by one generation of activists and supporters, changed its name to Legal Momentum in the spring of 2004. I first heard about the name change via a nonprofit client who thought that Legal Momentum's announcement letter to colleagues (others in the NYC nonprofit community, p
Marketing is not today what it used to be years ago. It started as a barter and has reached a currency world with a variety of geographical segments and demographics. Marketing in simple terms is a distribution of products and services of a company in order to realize a value in form or in kind. While it is true, marketing today encompasses a wide range of activities including relationship building.
Relationship building is key to the success of any service organization. A marketing activity does not end with a buy or a sale. Today, it requires establishing and building capabilities to create retention. From the company’s point of view, identifying and understanding the requirements of the customer in clear terms is the first step in the process of starting a relationship building exercise.
Private banking sector, for instance, in India has und
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Marketing is not today what it used to be years ago. It started as a barter and has reached a currency world with a variety of geographical segments and demographics. Marketing in simple terms is a distribution of products and services of a company in order to realize a value in form or in kind. While it is true, marketing today encompasses a wide range of activities including relationship building.
Relationship building is key to the success of any service organization. A marketing activity does not end with a buy or a sale. Today, it requires establishing and building capabilities to create retention. From the company’s point of view, identifying and understanding the requirements of the customer in clear terms is the first step in the process of starting a relationship building exercise.
Private banking sector, for instance, in India has un
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Relationship building is key to the success of any service organization. A marketing activity does not end with a buy or a sale. Today, it requires establishing and building capabilities to create retention. From the company’s point of view, identifying and understanding the requirements of the customer in clear terms is the first step in the process of starting a relationship building exercise.
Private banking sector, for instance, in India has un
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Relationship building is key to the success of any service organization. A marketing activity does not end with a buy or a sale. Today, it requires establishing and building capabilities to create retention. From the company’s point of view, identifying and understanding the requirements of the customer in clear terms is the first step in the process of starting a relationship building exercise.
Private banking sector, for instance, in India has un
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Private banking sector, for instance, in India has undergone a tremendous change in the last 5-6 years. From being a lending institution, private banking has spread its wings to include services such as insurance, risk-management, asset-management as the core activities. The bottom-line is your capability to build, develop and maintain a relationship that is long-standing and mutually beneficial. Because, the chances of succeeding service marketing or any type of marketing for that matter, depends firstly on the extent of proximity you could establish with the company.
Service marketing is gaining prominence in all sectors. BPOs, Call Centers are making huge money in contrast to the product marketing. The top 5 factors influencing relationship building exercise to succeed in service marketing are
1. Be customer-centric. Put the customer first and for a moment put yourself in the customers’ place.
2. Identify and understand what customer wants in terms of products and services and the value that you could create to your customer by offe
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