My Quest for the Best with Bill Ringle

Customer Experience

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Grab Your Customers’ Attention

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Listen to this interview to learn:

  • The five triggers that influence to what a customer will give his or her time and attention.
  • What led her to write The 24-Hour Customer.
  • How companies of all sizes can capitalize on mistakes or disruptions of service made by competition.

Adrian Ott talks with Bill Ringle about improving the customer experience.

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Customer Service, Who Really Cares? – Interview

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Listen to this interview to learn:

  • The primary reasons that keep people from taking responsibility
  • How every choice has a consequence
  • What it means when everyone on a team is engaged personally in the mission
  • The importance of the leader setting the tone for the team or business 

Kit Grant talks with Bill Ringle about personal responsibility and initiative as foundations of strong teams and organizations.

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Release Your Brilliance – Interview

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Listen to this interview to learn:

  • How customer service is a mindset, not a department.
  • How experiences – not words – convince others.
  • About uncovering your own brilliance.

Simon T. Bailey talks with Bill Ringle about uncovering your own brilliance thorugh business challenges.

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Users Not Customers – Interview

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Listen to this interview to learn:

    • How a company pivots based on customer feedback.
    • What steps a full-service digital agency take to insure success with high stake assignments from Fortune 1000 firms, including Comcast, Target, and HBO.
    • How the magic of good design leads to rapid product adoption.
    • The demand for a great online experience (and how the bar keeps getting raised) by the generation of consumers now in their 20’s.
    • What Forrester research says about the role of online sales transactions in 2012.

    Aaron Shapiro talks with Bill Ringle about the urgent need for companies of all sizes to make the shift to treating customers as users.

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