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GUESS WHO AM I? IN 1945, I BORROWED $20,000 FROM MY IN-LAWS AND OPENED MY FIRST RETAIL STORE IN A SMALL COMMUNITY IN NEWPORT, ARKANSAS. IN 1950, THE LANDLORD REFUSED TO EXTEND THE LEASE AND KICKED ME OUT OF MY BUSINESS. IN 1962, I OPENED THE FIRST WAL-MART. IN 1992 WHEN I DIED I WAS THE RICHEST PERSON ON THE EARTH

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Page 1: Retain Customers

GU

ESSWHO AM I?IN 1945, I BORROWED $20,000 FROM MY IN-LAWS AND OPENED MY FIRST RETAIL STORE IN A SMALL COMMUNITY IN NEWPORT, ARKANSAS.

IN 1950, THE LANDLORD REFUSED TO EXTEND THE LEASE AND KICKED ME OUT OF MY BUSINESS.

IN 1962, I OPENED THE FIRST WAL-MART. IN 1992 WHEN I DIED I WAS THE RICHEST PERSON ON THE EARTH

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GU

SSWHO AM I?I WAS 33 YEAR OLD, IMMIGRANT.MY TWO PREVIOUS BUSINESSES FAILED MISERABLY.I HAVE NO MONEY LEFT AND I WANTED TO OPEN A TEA SHOP IN A 650 SQFT SHOP AT A WORST LOCATION POSSIBLE.CITY REFUSED TO GIVE ME LICENSE AND NEIGHBORS DIDN’T LET ME OPEN A PATIO.

MY FIRST MONTH SALE WAS $70IN ONE MONTH MY CUSTOMERS INCURRED ABOUT $175,000 IN PARKING TICKETS

I AM SHELLY HWANG AND THIS IS THE STORY OF

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GR

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THS

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TEGY

Leverage Build Transfer

Renewal

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tin

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ew

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MAKE EVOLUTIONARY

MOVES INSIDE THE BUSINESS THAT HAVE

REVOLUTIONARYIMPACT ON

THE MARKET

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PR

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What did your dad tell you?

Home Runs, or Singles & Doubles?

The

Th

ings

Dad

Gav

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“While home runs provide the opportunity for a quantum increase in the growth trajectory, they are unpredictable and don't happen all the time. Singles and doubles, however, can happen every day of the year. They result from a determined, day-in and day-out improvement in the activities and social processes of a company; they form the drivers of profitable revenue growth.”

- Ram Charan, Man of Mystery

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CU

STOM

ERE

QU

ITY

ACQUIRING NEW CUSTOMERS IS NOT

THE END GAME: THE FUN STARTS ONCE

YOU HAVE A CAPTIVE AUDIENCE.

A COMPANY IS ONLY AS GOOD

AS ITS CUSTOMERS THINK IT

WILL BE THE NEXT TIME THEY

DO BUSINESS WITH IT.

YOU‟VE GOT

CUSTOMERS,

NOW WHAT?

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CU

STOM

ERSA

TISFAC

TION

IS CUSTOMER

SATISFACTION TRULY

THE KEY?The only way you can afford to grow in tough times is through referrals.

75% of a company’s business comes from repeat customers.

Retention is the new Acquisition!

Take the money you would have spent on marketing, put it into the customer experience, and let them market FOR you!

Word-of-mouth has always been the Holy Grail and is trusted 78% of the time.

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NET

PR

OM

OTER

SCO

RE

THE ULTIMATE QUESTION:

How likely is it that you would recommend our offering to a friend or colleague?

NET PROMOTER SCORE

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HO

WTO

CA

LCU

LATE

NP

S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

How likely it is that you would recommend us to your friends or colleagues?

}}

Please rate us on the scale of 0 to 10. Where 0 = Extremely Unlikely and 10 = Most Likely

0

DETRACTORS

PROMOTERS

PASSIVE

NET PROMOTER SCORE = % PROMOTERS - % DETRACTORS

79

46

73

20

10

47

NET

PROMOTER

SCORE

NET PROMOTER SCORE:

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CU

STOM

ERP

RO

FITAB

ILITY

“COMPANIES BECOME CUSTOMER-OBSESSED

RATHER THAN CUSTOMER-FOCUSED. WHEN

THE CUSTOMER SAYS „JUMP,‟ THEY ASK „HOW

HIGH?‟ ” – ROBERT S. KAPLAN

Only 20% percent of customers are responsible for 80% of the profit!

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FIN

DIN

GTH

ETR

EASU

RE

Detractor Passive Promoter

Pro

fita

ble

Un

pro

fita

ble

Seriously consider firing these customers.

You shouldn’t have any customers

here; if you do, your charm is not working on them: change

your tactics.

You shouldn’t have any customers

here; if you do, you are winning loyalty at a steep

price.

Make them part of your family.

Provide them with tools to promote your products.

Offer new and exciting products.

Understand customers’ pain and find ways to win them over.

Be cautious and selective in promotions

Be cautious and selective in promotions.

Understand customers’ hesitations and offer additional incentives.

WOW them with special offers, and loyalty programs.

Bre

akev

en

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CU

STOM

ERLIFETIM

EV

ALU

E

A CUSTOMER‟S LIFETIME VALUE IS THE

AVERAGE PROFIT THEY WILL GENERATE FOR

YOU DURING THE TIME THEY ARE YOUR

CUSTOMERS.

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CU

STOM

ERLIFETIM

EV

ALU

E

Detractor Passive Promoter

Pro

fita

ble

Un

pro

fita

ble

Market Segment A

Market Segment C

Market Segment B

Market Segment

D

Market Segment E

Bre

akev

en

Bubble Size is the function of market segment size, and customer lifetime value

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START THE CONVERSATION & UNCOVER MANY REAL OPPORTUNITIES THAT MAY HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT.

CPSPHERE IS AN INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING FIRM, FOCUSED ON STRATEGIC SALES AND

MARKETING AND ITS HANDS-ON EXECUTION. RESULTING IN INCREASED SALES AND IMPROVED PROFITS.

WWW.CPSPHERE.COM | 310.645.0707 | [email protected]

5777 W. CENTURY BLVD. SUITE 1250, LOS ANGELES, CA 90045