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G2 The L word

The Big Picture,
G2, 2010

Loyalty has been somewhat neglected in recent years, as technology turned many categories into commodities, but it’s time to re-appraise the concept, this paper argues. And that means taking a broader view ? looking beyond the purchase/re-purchase cycle to the whole customer journey. Zappos, Startbucks, Pepsi and JetBlue are among the examples featured.
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The Little Black Book of Customer Migration Staying power

The Little Black Book of Customer Migration
George Patterson Y&R, 2011

How do you orchestrate a merger, or a major systems upgrade, without losing half your customers in the process? There’s a science to creating a migration plan, from segmenting those most loyal and most likely to defect; to treating customers like people, not numbers; and understanding how and why they move their business. The key is to have a good employee communications policy.
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    Positive word of mouth shared by real consumers with prospects or other consumers can prove to be highly effective and credible when it comes to influencing opinions
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    Mark Taylor & Shane Atchison, 2007
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    Aruna Natarajan, 2006
    The world's most populous country is set to become the world's largest ageing country, with implications for the generation who will have to support them, and for marketers too
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