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Customer Retention: An Integrated Process for Keeping Your Best Customers by Michael Lowenstein, hardcover, 179 pages, 1995, $27.50 |
Overview
More and more companies today are learning that offering the best products, services, or prices may not be enough to ensure customer loyalty. This book identifies and supports new perspectives that indicate why customer retention is more powerful and effective than customer satisfaction.
Table of Contents
- The Myth of Customer Satisfaction
- Customer Satisfaction vs. Customer Retention
- The Six Failings and Five Cures of Customer Product and Service Performance Measurement
- Evaluating Latent and Registered Complaints
- Identifying Customer Needs, Expectations, and Problems With Gauging Their Impact
- Customer-Provider Gaps
- What Is the Competition Doing?
- Planning for Research, Developing Research Instruments, and Meaningfully Reporting Customer Service Research Results
- Customer Retention Modeling
- Effectively Deploying Customer Data Throughout the Organization
- Kaizen and the Japanese Approach to Customer Retention: Lessons for U.S. Business
- Customer Retention and Its Role in Total Quality and the Continuous Improvement Process
- Afterword: Customer Retention Is a Many-Layered Thing
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