Client centered service: how to keep them coming back for more
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Beschreibung: | Literaturangaben |
Beschreibung: | XIV, 290 S. graph. Darst. |
ISBN: | 0471509698 |
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adam_text | Contents
Introduction How to Get the Most out of This Book 1
I. CLIENT CENTERED SERVICE—THE KEY TO
CLIENT SATISFACTION 5
Chapter 1 Why Quality Pays Big Dividends 7
• The Life Cycle of Client Relations 8
• Why Clients Change Professional Firms 9
• Quality Doesn t Cost; It Pays 10
• Professional Panic 15
• The Service Quality Revolution 18
Chapter 2 What Is High Quality Service? 20
• The Traditional View of Quality 20
• The Clients View of Quality 21
• The Service Quality Equation—Your
Invisible Report Card from Your Clients 22
• The Missing Side of Quality 24
• The Key to Ensuring Quality Service 27
• How to Turn Customers into
Cheerleaders 29
Chapter 3 The Five Grades on Your Invisible
Report Card 31
x
Contents xj
• Reliability 33
• Assurance 34
• Tangibles 36
• Responsiveness 37
• Empathy 38
• How Well Do Most Businesses Score? 40
• Why Word of Mouth Advertising
Is So Powerful 41
Chapter 4 Smith Jones versus Ace Widgets —Why
Professional Firms Are Different 45
• How Services are Different 46
• Four Key Differences in
Professional Firms 51
• The Ace Widgets Customer Relationship 53
• The Smith Jones Client Relationship 54
• The Life Cycle of Client Relations 58
• The Moments of Truth 58
• The Service Parade 61
II. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE FAMOUS FOR? 67
Chapter 5 Positioning Your Firm in the Marketplace 69
• Market Position and Strategic Planning 70
• How to Develop a Distinctive Image or
Personality 74
• Putting It All Together 75
Chapter 6 What Do People Really Think of You? 80
• Find Out What Your Clients
Need and Want 80
• Why Bother? 82
• Implement a Feedback Program 85
• Survey Your Clients 92
• Use the Feedback You Receive 96
• Evaluate Frontline Personnel 97
• Measure Client Satisfaction 98
• Classify Responses 100
• Ask About Service Quality 101
• Ask About Personnel Performance 104
• Ask About Your Firm s Image 105
xii Contents
• Ask About Your Firm s Scope
of Services 107
• Ask for Comments 107
• Use the Cadillac, Supersophisticated
Approach 108
• Use Instructions and Statements
to Measure Client Expectations
and Perceptions 109
Chapter 7 What Business Are You In? 116
• The Service Life Cycle 116
• Implications for Your Firm s Culture 123
• Two Important Trends 125
• Marketing Tactics 127
• Marketing Structure 129
• Training 129
• The Client Centered Firm versus
the Resource Centered Firm 132
• What Should Your Business Be? 134
• The Mission Statement 135
Chapter 8 How to Stand Above the Crowd 140
• Type I Services 141
• Type II Services 142
• What Is Your Product? 144
• Those Little Extras 147
• Perception Is Reality and
Feelings Are Facts 149
Chapter 9 How to Project a High Quality Image 153
• Your Personal Image 155
• Your Firm s Image 158
III. HOW TO GET BETTER GRADES ON
YOUR INVISIBLE REPORT CARD 165
Chapter 10 Beware the Six Causes of Service Problems 167
• 1. Overlapping Production and
Consumption of Service 168
• 2. Inadequate Service to Intermediate
Customers 169
Contents xiii
• 3. Communication Shortfalls 170
• 4. View of Clients as Statistics 172
• 5. Short run View of the Business 173
• 6. Service Proliferation and Complexity 174
Chapter 11 How to Manage Your Moments of Truth 176
• Professional Relationships 176
• The Ten Commandments of
Good Business 179
Chapter 12 How to Manage Client Expectations
and Perceptions 183
• Find Out the Client Needs and Wants 183
• Manage Client Expectations 187
• Manage the Tangibles 195
Chapter 13 The Key to Motivation 197
• Here s to the Winners! 198
• Why Positive Reinforcement
Works So Well 200
• Why Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction
Are Not Opposites 202
Chapter 14 Manage the People 206
• Your Front Door to the World 207
• Your Frontline Marketers 210
• The Importance of Internal Marketing 211
• Getting Employees to Take Emotional
Ownership of the Firm 213
• Internal Competition 215
• Improving People s Performance
With Feedback 216
• Making a Little Praise Go a Long Way 217
• Improving People s Skills 219
• Calling a Rose by Any Other Name 224
• Enjoying the National Pastime: Boss
Watching 225
Chapter 15 How to Develop a High Quality
Culture in Your Firm 227
• Establish High Quality Standards 228
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• Train Personnel to Meet the
Quality Standards 229
• Use the Magic of Leverage 232
• Monitor the Quality of Performance 233
• Reward Outstanding Performance 234
Chapter 16 Stay in Touch 236
• Tangibilize Your Services 238
• Fire Alarms and Smoke Alarms
in Client Relations 239
Chapter 17 How to Turn Complaints into
Increased Client Loyalty 243
• Complaints: Disease or Opportunity? 243
• Attitude, Attitude, Attitude 246
• What Do Complainers Want Anyway? 249
• Listen, Listen, Listen 254
• How to Handle Unreasonable Clients 255
• What About the Jerks? 260
Chapter 18 Where Do I Go from Here? 262
• Action Plan for Improving Service
to Your Clients 263
• The Bottom Line 266
Chapter 19 Summary of Key Concepts 267
Afterword: Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due 277
Index 279
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