Customers
The Quality Effect on Word of Mouth
Consumer dissatisfaction can be far more potent than satisfaction.
Consumer dissatisfaction can be far more potent than satisfaction.
When one company acquires another, executives have 10 distinct options for the corporate rebranding.
The good word from devoted customers may not always be the most effective promotional tool.
Deep discounting strategies provide decidedly mixed long-term benefits.
Managers’ opinions vary about the goals and value of Internet marketing.
Customer delight might not always lead to long-term satisfaction and loyalty.
Customer-lifetime value is more than a metric; it’s a way of thinking and of doing business.