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Description of Power of Relationship Marketing

Tony Cram's first book, published 1994 and reprinted 1996, addresses a priority issue: how you leverage the benefit of relationships to create superior customer retention. More and more organisations are recognising that succcess depends above all, on getting and keeping the right customers. To do this marketing efforts should be centred on lasting relationships rather than closing the one-off sale. Seeing the importance of long-term customer retention is easy - but putting it into practice is more difficult. The Power of Relationship Marketing meets the need for a practical guide to the implementation of relationship marketing.
Packed with examples and advice it follows a pattern of seven steps * Loyal staff - the 6 benefits of staff continuity plus a practical approach to inspiring and harnessing staff loyalty * Loyal customers - a new customer segmentation based on predisposition to loyalty with 12 key indicators * Learning organisation - understanding, responding to needs plus three ways to anticipte market trends * Relationship pricing - customer based pricing: three golden rules for relationshp pricing * Interactive communications - contact strategies including 14 strategies to boost word of mouth marketing * Staff training - service excellence through role models and legends, how to create lasting impressions * Relationship management - five skills to build commitment and strategies keep on track These seven steps help marketers understand, plan and execute their relationship strategies

Title Information

ISBN:

9780273609070

Pages:

268 pages

Format:

Paperback

Product Code:

19516

Publisher:

Pearson Education Limited

Published:

23/11/1994

Edition:

illustrated edition

Press and Industry Reviews

Sir Colin Marshall, then Chairman of British Airways, wrote about this book "The key to profitable growth for any enterprise is, and always has been, the achievement of market loyalty. In "The Power of Relationship Marketing" , Tony Cram applies this simple, but vital, commercial imperative to the rigours and complexities of the highly contested global market-place of the future. It is recommended reading for all those involved in the management of competitive business."

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