Creating a Companyfor
customers
how to build and lead a
market-driven organization
"At last a marketing
book which is an antidote to the theoretical "faddism" that sometimes makes
marketing disciplines abstract and irrelevant. A practical and eminently readable guide
which should be widely subscribed." Jane Frost, Sales & Marketing Director, BBC
Technology .
Competitive advantage comes
from service and added value.
The competitive arena has
shifted towards an emphasis on people: employees and customers. Now, in order to command
that crucial customer preference, the company must be focused on customers, service and
employee communication at all levels.
Pan-company marketing is a
new concept that demonstrates the power of diffusing this focus throughout the whole
organization. It is a way of focusing everyone, from the chief executive to the telephone
sales person to the company accountant, on winning customer preference and loyalty.
Creating a Company for
Customers explains this business rationale and how it can help your company to deliver
more effectively,
Key points:
interviews with the CEOs of
major organizations on pan-company marketing
preface from Sir Michael
Perry, President of the Marketing Council
case studies from top
companies which are putting into practice the principles of pan-company marketing.
214 pages