Evergreen

Cultivate the Enduring Customer Loyalty That Keeps Your Business Thriving

De: Noah Fleming

Narrado por: Noah Fleming, Walter Dixon

Loyal customers are the beating heart of every great business. So why do so many companies act like adrenaline junkies, chasing after new customers at the expense of creating deeper, more profitable relationships with the ones they already have? Evergreen exposes the mad pursuit for what it is: a brief spike in metrics and an ongoing revenue drain,as one-time customers fail to return. A better solution is to shift resources from attracting new customers to engaging the base--the path to stable growth season after season.

The audiobook's entertaining stories and action steps reveal how anyone can:

• Cultivate the 3Cs of evergreen companies: character, community, and content
• Build loyalty programs that turn satisfied customers into enthusiastic advocates
• Nurture profitable customers while pruning those who sap time and money
• Inject authenticity into social media communications (and decipher once and for all what that actually really means!)
• Invert the expectations gap that can drive customers away from Internet startups and mom-and-pop businesses to multinational giants--strong companies that are rooted in customer retention

Evergreen helps anyone merge high-tech tools with the personal touch to forge lasting bonds and steady profits.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.

©2015 Noah Fleming (P)2015 Gildan Media LLC

Good content, not crazy about the delivery

Overall this was a good book. I struggled a bit with the narrator as he sounded robotic and old, and this is about technology and SaaS businesses so the voice just didn't match the content.

This book was heavy on hubris and light on valuable content

I was able to force myself to listen to a little over half the book hoping it would get better. It didn’t. Instead the author took a copious amount of time denigrating other businesses for no obvious reason. If this guy was so fantastic at what he does, certainly there should have been lots of illustrations of his accomplishments via success stories of his own. There aren’t. The chip on this author’s shoulder shines through in what for me was a boring book full of contempt for other more successful businesses.