Why Mindshare? - Glossary
Customer-Centric Organization:
A Customer-Centric Organization is an organization that encourages Customer Service to permeate the decisions and attitudes of the entire company.
Repeatedly, studies show that companies focused on their customers' needs, desires, and attitudes demonstrate higher financial success and greater safety during economic turbulence. After all, as the adage goes, it's the customer who really signs your paycheck, not your boss. Steady, dependable customers who are treated fairly and become advocates for your company will sell you better than you can ever sell yourself. Many companies overlook the power of a customer-focused mentality, and as a result they continue to spend more and more attracting new customers because existing customers don't stay.
At Mindshare, we help you create a customer-centric company by giving you the vital information you need on what your customers are thinking, what they expect, and what they feel like they're getting. We help you use this actionable intelligence to hold managerial staff accountable, increase Customer Retention rates, and remedy concerns. Mindshare brings customer feedback to you on a daily or hourly basis, allowing you to keep on top of customer needs and trends in the industry.
- A Sense of Urgency
- Actionable
- Automated Surveys
- Balanced Scorecard
- Bald Men
- Brand Touch Points
- Call Center
- Contact Center
- Continuously
- Consistency
- Convenient
- Cornell
- Costco Run
- Cost-Effective
- CRM
- Customer-Centric Organization
- Customer Experience
- Customer Loyalty
- Customer Retention
- Customer Service
- Customizable
- Death Trap
- Demo
- Easy-to-use
- Employee Satisfaction
- Enterprise Feedback Management (EFM)
- Flexibility
- Fly-by
- Hana Time
- Hosted Solution
- Instant Alert Notification
- Internet
- IVR
- Joke Books
- Lipstick on a Pig
- Million
- Mindshare Technologies
- Moon Dog Mayne
- Multi-Unit Companies
- Mystery Shopper
- Net Promoter Score (NPS)
- Platinum Rule of Customer Service
- Portillo
- Real Customers
- Real People
- Real-Time
- Recession
- Relationships Augmented by Technology
- Reports
- Robear
- Sample Size of One
- Simplicity
- Speed
- The "Mighty 32"
- "Ultimate Question"
- Unit-level
- Viking
- Volume
- Webinar
