Your Customer Is The Star: How To Make Millennials, Boomers and Everyone Else Love Your Business - Softcover

Solomon, Micah

Softcover

ISBN 10: 151172997X ISBN 13: 9781511729970

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015

Synopsis

In this groundbreaking volume, America's top authority on customer service and customer trends shares everything you need to know to transform your customer service experience and delight every generation of customers, from millennials to baby boomers and beyond. "Your Customer Is The Star" explains how your customers have changed-and how the customer service and customer experience you provide needs to change as well. This is true whether your customers are members of the enormous, unprecedented Millennial generation, (Gen Y), the Baby Boomers, or otherwise. Technology and demographics have changed dramatically over the last decade, but customer service has not kept up. The days of scripted service, employee uniforms, long lines and longer wait times are over. Your customers today don't want that, and they'll vote with their feet (or reviews) if you try to serve them more of the same. The rise of the millennial consumer has begun, and this youthful group's influence is powerful and clear. They don't care about ostentatious old-fashioned ideas of "luxury." They spend their money on experiences (and yes, they do have money). They share what they're reading, eating and buying, and they'll Yelp your business a new one if you fail to meet their need for timeliness and authenticity. How can businesses keep up? In Your Customer Is The Star, customer service expert Micah Solomon offers a new way to reach consumers, one that will keep them coming back to your business for good. Principles and subjects you'll learn inside: * The rise of the millennial generation as customers, their power and different expectations * The up-trending of the millennial generation's expectations: How the expectations of millennials today are quickly spreading to the boomers and other generations * The (unauthorized) Jetsons approach to customer service: How to decide which service tasks to assign to people, to automation, and even to robots * The importance of authenticity: doing away with scripts, reconsidering name badges and uniforms, building something genuine for your customer to embrace * Building a movie with your customer as the star * Turning your business into a stage for customer relationships * The importance of values and transparency * The importance of ultra-speed in today's marketplace and with today's customers * The "90% solution" to the customer loyalty challenge

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About the Author

Micah Solomon is the leading authority on customer service as well as customer trends, company culture, and the customer experience. He’s a consultant, keynote speaker and #1 bestselling author whose books have been translated into more than a half-dozen languages and have received multiple awards. Micah is a regular contributor to Forbes.com and Inc.com, and his expertise has been featured in Bloomberg BusinessWeek, CBS, ABC, CNBC, and the Harvard Business Review. An hands-on entrepreneur and business leader himself, Micah built his company into a market leader in the manufacturing and independent entertainment field--a story well known to readers of FastCompany and Seth Godin's marketing bestseller Purple Cow. Micah was also an early investor in the Apple-related speech recognition technology behind Apple's Siri. His expertise extends into a variety of fields including patient experience in healthcare (opening keynote speaker, Cleveland Clinic Patient Experience summit) retail, hospitality, manufacturing, technology, banking and finance and other fields. Information, free resources, and speaking engagement information from Micah can be found at micahsolomon.com -- or email him directly at micah@micahsolomon.com

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2015
• ISBN 10: 151172997X
• ISBN 13: 9781511729970
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 92