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When you spend millions for an airplane, its carpet shouldn't look like the nondescript shag rug in your grandmother's living room.
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The Airbus A380 double-deck airliner has received joint type certification approvals from both U.S. and French aviation authorities. At 1.19 million pounds and with 6,819 square feet of floor space, it is the largest airliner ever built.
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Driving past bright green fields adorned with lazy dairy cows along Virginia's Route 220, you get the sense that you're entering a world where you can completely unplug yourself from the nine-to-five grind. You are-but you don't necessarily have to unplug all the way.
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Jeffersons, a UK-based luxury-tours operator, has introduced a series of "short break" business jet vacation packages. The trips, lasting one to four days, use chartered jets to fly customers to some of Europe's most exclusive resorts and destinations.
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Bombardier aimed its Global 5000 directly at the Gulfstream 450 and Falcon 900EX market. From a cabin-comfort point of view, it is right on target.
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You most likely think of a hangar as a place to be rented by the month to protect an aircraft from high winds, hail and paint-blistering sun. Hangars, however, can also be investments, and investment options have grown to include condominium-style arrangements and, more recently, long-term prepaid leases.
February 1, 2007
Back when the management team of Aviation International News was developing the concept for this magazine in early 2003, it took us longer to zero in on the name, Business Jet Traveler, than it did to agree on the tagline, "maximizing your investment in private air transport." A publication's title is of prime importance, of course, and deserves much thought an
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A child-abduction lawsuit involving charter and aircraft management services operator Executive Jet Management (EJM) has been settled out of court, according to attorneys for the plaintiff, Cornelia Streeter. The parties are bound by the settlement conditions not to disclose terms, but a source close to the case said the amount was "considerably less" than the original award of $27 million.
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Whether it is playing football in Italy, painting a house in 1950 era Arkansas or making you wonder where the millions came from in a legal thriller,Grisham has the ability to "pull" you in, and keep hanging on the next word.
The Confession, unabridged, is a powerful and ensightful story that makes us think "What if this happened to me". I recognize this as a much used method in fictional writing but, Grisham has raised it to another level.
I have lived in East Texas all my life and know a lot about the culture and politics of the region. This COULD truly happen; and probably has.
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Dare to Be Stupid: A lesson for B2B marketers from Weird Al
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By James Hahn II, {grow} Community Member
July 15th, 2014 will forever live in infamy. That is the day Weird Al Yankovic debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 for the first time.
His parodies of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" and Pharell Williams' "Happy" were immediate hits. One of my favorites that flew under the radar was "Mission Statement", in which he TOTALLY EVISCERATED CORPORATE CULTURE! (Sorry … forgot I wasn't writing for HuffPo)
While the song is chock-full of cringe-worthy corporate jargon, one thing it does not contain is this oft-repeated, absolutely absurd phrase:
"That will never work in my business."
The B2B Myth that Will Never Die
Every decade for as long as I've been alive, Weird Al has been relevant. And every decade since I've been alive, a new technology has entered the marketplace to shrieks of terror from business owners. Much like Weird Al's career, this "woe is me" attitude towards new technology never seems to die.
In the 1980's, business owners and employees were forced against their will to learn how to operate a personal computer. "This is the stupidest thing I've ever had to do in my life," said my top-10% salesman Dad. As far as he was concerned, nothing would ever beat running your entire business in a spreadsheet.
Maybe we could all take a lesson from Weird Al and, as the title of his 1985 album suggests, "Dare to Be Stupid." This comes, after all, from a guy who has made a successful career out of embracing (and then satirizing) changing pop culture for decades. Something that seems outlandish or even "stupid" now may have the power to revolutionize your business, but you'll miss it if you don't have an open mind.
Today, I work in the oil and gas industry. This is sadly (and astonishingly) still the case with no small number of geoscientists. In fact, we still get people that ask, "Do I really need website?" Take a moment and let that sink-in. They don't ask if they need a good website, some people in oil and gas still question if they even need a website.
As you can see, the oil industry is filled with technological laggards. 50% of the industry is retiring in the next 5 years, also known as "The Great Crew Change," and the industry is just beginning to realize there might be something to this "whole internet thing." But I suspect my vertical is not the only one.
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Mark Schaefer has written and spoken extensively about Content Shock over the past year. It's true — the economic implication of increasing content density is a clear and present danger to content marketers in many industries.
However, for every industry or niche that is up against a catastrophic content flood, there are at least a half-dozen more that are still waiting to be conquered.
Marcus Sheridan calls this the "Content Saturation Index" (CSI). The CSI rule states, "The more content an industry/niche has written about it, the harder it is for a blog to make headway and find success in that field."
What we're dealing with here is a simple supply and demand issue. When supply is low and demand is high, virtually anyone can dominate the space. When the inverse is true, it's almost impossible to rise to the top.
The problem is most B2B marketers assume their industry is already flooded with content. But here's the thing, there is still low hanging fruit in overloaded industries. Even digital marketing has longtail keywords that are yours for the taking.
If that's true for digital marketing, could it be true for your industry?
Nice Try, Einstein
Albert Einstein is widely seen as one of the most intelligent men to ever walk the earth. After all, the guy came up with an answer for the age-old question, "Why is the sky blue?" (Evidently because of critical opalescence and because Rayleigh scattering is quantitative, but I have no idea what that means.)
But even Einstein was wrong about something that is remarkably common today:
"There is not the slightest indication that (nuclear energy) will ever be obtainable. That would mean that the atom would have to be shattered at will." — Albert Einstein, 1932
True to form, it took a Hahn to prove Einstein wrong. In 1938, Otto Hahn successfully split the atom for the first time. Today, nuclear power plants provide over 12% of the world's energy.
From this we can draw two lessons.
First, don't listen to Einstein. That guy didn't have a clue. Second, don't listen to that voice inside trying to convince you something won't work in your business. Maybe it's just time to try something "stupid" that you've overlooked.
"There is nothing impossible to him who will try." – Alexander the Great
What do you think? Are too many B2B marketers throwing in the towel before they even get started? How do you overcome "the resistance" when it tells you something is impossible? Please leave a comment below!
James Hahn II is the founder of Tribe Rocket, a digital marketing consultancy specializing in the oil and gas industry. Follow him on Twitter @JamesHahnII or LinkedIn.
10 things you need to know NOW about OmniChannel Marketing
Sep 2nd
If you're like me, you have probably seen a new buzzword creeping into the online marketing conversations — "OmniChannel marketing."
I like this characterization from John Bowden, Senior VP of Customer Care at Time Warner Cable as it appeared in a recent Marketo post:
"Multi-channel is an operational view – how you allow the customer to complete transactions in each channel. OmniChannel, however, is viewing the experience through the eyes of your customer, orchestrating the customer experience across all channels so that it is seamless, integrated, and consistent. OmniChannel anticipates that customers may start in one channel and move to another as they progress to a resolution. Making these complex 'hand-offs' between channels must be fluid for the customer. Simply put, OmniChannel is multi-channel done right!"
If you read this carefully, you might be wondering, "uh … what is really new here?" Haven't we always wanted to do a good job with our multi-channel marketing?
Why is this hot now?
My own theory is that this is a hot topic because earlier this year Wal-Mart asked its suppliers to develop OmniChannel strategies. In other words, thousands of companies are in a frenzy to figure this out. You never, ever ignore Wal-Mart. This is a rule.
Add to that a study by Retail Systems Research indicating that 47% of retailers surveyed indicate that multi-channel customers are significantly more profitable than single channel customers – a rise from 38% in 2012 and a sharp rise from 28% in 2009.
We are creating increasingly complex layers of digital connection between our companies and our customers. Mastering these layers (and integrating traditional advertising) through a uniform and consistent communication strategy represents the OmniChannel challenge.
The layers of the OmniChannel
With the creation of our first company websites, we bought a one-way ticket to creating the first, permanent digital relationships with our customers. We began to condition consumers that they could expect a 24 x 7 buying and service experience. The business emphasis was on establishing a PRESENCE.
The second digital layer emerged just a few years later and was enabled by Google. A new $30 billion search industry was born as companies focused on DISCOVERY. Now that we had websites, we had to be found!
A third layer emerged around 2007 as "chat rooms" bloomed into social networks. For many people, this became the preferred way to communicate, discover products and services, and connect with customer service. Time on websites went down, time on social sites exploded, as did a host of new advertising, commerce, and service options.
Mobile began to pick up steam at the same time, creating the greatest new commerce channel since the shopping mall. Combined with social media, mobile presented an unprecedented opportunity to focus on UTILITY –helping people whenever and wherever they were with relevant and helpful content.
Next? The future belongs to wearable technology, augmented reality, and advanced filters to help us deal with overwhelming information density, a fourth digital layer.
As the illustration depicts, traditional marketing, advertising and merchandising co-exists with these layers, and increasingly pervades them.
Devin Wenig, the president of eBay Marketplaces described it this way in a McKinsey interview: "I think e-commerce for many years was an interesting trend, but … today we don't even know what e-commerce means. Everything has come together, the on- and the offline. Now, every merchant, every retailer must have an OmniChannel strategy or they won't survive. That's very different than even just 24 months ago."
10 Implications of the OmniChannel
If you think this through, and I hope you do, there are some important implications of this integration.
1. The best miners win
Customers are going to leave a data trail on every level. The companies that can mine this stream will create powerful competitive advantage. That's why, increasingly, marketing = math. Analytics is the key to the kingdom. For many retailers, data analysis may present the ONLY competitive advantage in a world of instant price comparisons and buy now buttons.
2. New resources, new skills
Not every customer will engage with you on every layer. That means your channel strategies are going to multiply, which means you need RESOURCES. Eighty percent of CMO's say they are failing at OmniChannel marketing due to a lack of appropriate resources.
These new resources will also require a new outlook and new skills. Devin Wenig of eBay put it this way:
"Building engaging experiences across channels is incredibly important. Many retailers have spent their entire lives thinking about how to build an engaging experience in one channel, usually a store. But now, understanding how to connect with your core customers across every way they want to connect — not the way you want them to connect but the way they want to connect with you — is a different skill."
"It requires design and product management. It requires understanding how to market in a digital world. There are still many instances that I see where it is old-school marketing. It's still about major TV campaigns, get people into the stores. That's still important, and that's not going to go away.
"But understanding how to engage in a world of exploding social networks, how to use search, how to optimize, and how to engage—very different skills. I think that is going to become a core part of the playbook for retailers and merchants of all sizes around the world."
3. Distinctive ubiquity
Standing out in an increasingly complex and cluttered world across all of these channels is not going to be easy — or cheap. If the experiences in each channel are not uniquely helpful, you risk annoying customers with repetitive ubiquity everywhere they turn.
While "multi-channel" may be losing its luster as the buzzword of choice, in fact you need to connect with consistent, but different, approaches by channel.
Your goal needs to be "Distinctive Ubiquity."
4. Measurement wins
Like social media in general, measurement can be difficult. Ironically, the companies most likely to succeed and fund new initiatives are the ones best able to measure success. According to a recent study, 85% of CMOs are doing NO measurement of cross-channel efforts.
In this rudderless environment, how do you know how to invest in the marketing that works? Measurement can certainly be a source of competitive advantage.
5. Breaking down the silos
Retailers indicate their biggest challenge remains merging the digital and physical retail worlds into an easily understood and executed system. These consumer interactions are so complex and rapidly evolving that it is difficult to pin down a direction.
One large retailer I spoke to operates store merchandise marketing, media marketing and Internet marketing as completely different silos … and they all have different goals. This company is potentially years away from a consistent, integrated approach unless they can break down organizational silos, both internally and with their advertising partners.
6. Un-learning what we did best
I believe the single biggest hurdle to OmniChannel success wil be the cultural battle that will wage between a centuries-old mindset of "stack it high, move it fast" and exceeding quarterly numbers to re-orienting on the desire of customers to dictate the terms of a buying process based on the latest apps and social media buzz.
There are implications for the organizational structure, external partnerships, fulfillment, merchandising — almost every aspect of the process.
7. An overhaul of the fulfillment system
If retailers can break from this mindset (and I think they will), it presents a new dilemma — accurate fulfillment. Today, fulfillment is choreographed carefully between manufacturing, procurement, marketing, and distribution. Everything must work in harmony.
Planning for seasonal fashion changes or even an annual update to a furniture line can take more than a year of supply chain planning. Following the customer through an ever-changing digital buying cycle requires complex and potentially expensive new fulfillment models.
8. Protecting assets
Another ongoing struggle is the desire to serve customers digitally and yet protect a significant investment in brick-and-mortar stores. ShopperTrak, which uses a network of 60,000 shopper-counting devices to track visits at malls and large retailers across the U.S., reported foot-traffic declines of 28.2% in 2011, 16.3% in 2012 and 14.6% in 2013.
This is going to be a painful and expensive transition. With the advent of augmented reality, will we even need a store? Ikea is already providing 3D AR renderings of their products in your home. Take a look at this from my friends at Metaio:
(Click here if you can't see the IKEA Augmented Reality demo)
9. Are ad agencies friends or foes?
I recently had the opportunity to review an "OmniChannel marketing plan" from a Fortune 100 company. This is what the ad agency had proposed: Sunday newspaper coupon flyers, in-store displays, television ads, and in-store sampling.
In other words, this is the 1965 version of an OmniChannel.
Why? Because this is what their ad agencies know, this is what they sell, and this is what they want to preserve. I am not indicting ALL ad agencies but I have seen enough presentations now to conclude that this is a widespread institutional problem. To achieve true OmniChannel success, brand leaders will have to drive the change and perhaps pioneer new funding and incentives for agency partners.
10. And then everything changes again
With the hurricane of change upon us, it is difficult to think 2-3 years out, but the augmented reality layer will be coming soon. In some spaces, as we witnessed in the Ikea video, it is already here.
For the companies that move first into these spaces. there will be an unparalleled opportunity to create deep customer connection and loyalty.
And as we know, customer loyalty trumps everything.
So this is my view of the OmniChannel and its challenges. What are you seeing out there?
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Monetizing blog comments: Why your blog is economic gold
Aug 8th
"CommentGate" continued this week as Blogging Titan Chris Brogan announced he is turning off the comments on his blog. This follows in the footsteps of the recent Copyblogger comment announcement.
Chris cited two reasons why he is doing this and despite his unquestioned experience and stature in the business, his logic doesn't make sense to me.
Before I get into that, I want to emphasize that there are no "rules" in this space. What is good business for Chris may or not make sense to you. As long as Chris is happy, who gives a damn?
I also want to say that Chris has been a pioneer in almost every aspect of blogging. Even though I sometimes disagree with him, every blogger is swimming in his wake and I think he is under-appreciated for that. So I applaud him for taking risks … even this one. Thank you.
Now on to the fun part. This is why I think his logic is flawed. The crux of his explanation:
Comments have scattered to the winds. If you want to know what people are saying about your posts, you have to scan Facebook and Twitter and Google+ and everywhere else a conversation can be had. People complain to me all the time that folks will chat up the link in Facebook but leave no comments on the blog, as if the comments on the blog are the gold. (They're not. Nice to have, but not revenue-affecting. You'll live.) I just told people: engage where the people engage. Fair enough.
Commenters represent reliable reach
I had a very interesting exchange recently with Jay Baer on his post articulating the idea that certain communication platforms have "reliable reach." Twitter and Facebook do not have reliable audience reach because people may come by for a content snack but may not form active community.
Blog and email subscribers do have reliable reach because they are more likely to be an engaged audience you can eventually monetize.
This is another way to express a sentiment I have long-held — real social media power comes from the blog community.
By turning off comments, you are turning off the dialogue. Why would you WANT to scatter your comments to the wind? Comments may appear in other places, but that is not YOUR community of reliable reach.
Dear Chris Brogan blog reader:
Come to comment on my blog. I will continue to love on you because chances are it will develop into something big some day. Let's do some business together.
Your new favorite blogger
How to make money through blog comments
Here is my theory on creating business benefits through social media marketing.
Twitter and Facebook open the door. These platforms are great for building awareness, but these folks are "weak links" who probably won't buy things from you.
You need to get to know people, have them actually create some emotional tie with you that converts to a strong and lasting connection.
Converting people from a weak connection to a strong connection is the first step toward building loyalty. And loyalty trumps everything. These are the people you can COUNT ON. These are people who buy your books and hire you and probably always will.
Your blog comment section is a strong link machine. I could name 100 people I first came to know through blog comments — and still connect with me there — who have become valued collaborators and customers.
For me and many other bloggers, the blog community is an incredibly effective economic engine.
You are not just turning off comments. You are turning off your important commenters.
Comments for the record
Brogan's other point is that these conversations are going on in other places any way. Why have the hassle of a comment section?
This is a myth. Let me use an example to illustrate.
In January, I wrote the Content Shock post which has received more than 700 comments. This was a very important discussion. Yes, there were conversations on Facebook, on Twitter, other blogs, and even at conferences. But if you wanted to find those conversations NOW, where would you go? Would you scan through the 500 blog posts written on the subject … or simply read the comments on the blog?
The whisps of social media conversations about this topic are long-gone like feathers in a hurricane. You couldn't even find them by digging deep on a search engine.
The only conversation that remains, and will always remain, is on the blog. THAT is the conversation. That is the record of the community and the sentiment and the people who connected on the subject at that point of time.
If you are writing something you care about, if you care about community beyond just lip service, why wouldn't you want to give people the opportunity to contribute to the record of the dialogue in one place?
Tipping toward Elvis
In a recent {grow} community newsletter, I wondered … if Elvis blogged, would he have an open comment section? Probably not. There is just too much stuff, too many kooks to keep up with.
Somewhere between me and Elvis on the blogging continuum is Chris Brogan. My own theory is that Chris has finally tipped toward Elvis. It has become too much of a hassle, there are too many spam kooks to keep up with. Speaking from experience, comments (and demanding commenters) can wear you out.
I started this post by saying there are no rules — so you have to do what is right for you. But I did want to provide an alternate perspective because I know that for many bloggers, there certainly is an opportunity for monetizing through blog comments.
Unless you're tipping toward Elvis too, your blog commenters may be your most important reliable reach and economic engine.
I'm keeping the lights on in the comment section. Thoughts?
Illustration of pre-Columbian blog commenters courtesy of Flickr CC and Kenneth Lu.
The seven traits of an effective digital enterprise
Jul 7th
I really enjoy the free content provided by McKinsey & Company's Insights. If you haven't already signed up for their free newsletter, go do it — it is one of the sources of business and leadership inspiration I never miss. It is a wonderful example of establishing thought leadership through content. And just to be clear, I have no business connection to McKinsey, I authentically admire their work and recommend it.
A recent post, The sevent traits of an effective digital enterprise by Londoners 'Tunde Olanrewaju, Kate Smaje, and Paul Willmott was particularly thought-provoking. I thought I would summarize the main points and add my own two cents to the discussion. You might like to chime in with your own observations in the comment section.
1. Be unreasonably aspirational
Leadership teams must be prepared to think quite differently about how a digital business operates. Digital leaders set aspirations that, on the surface, seem unreasonable. Being "unreasonable" is a way to jar an organization into seeing digital as a business that creates value, not as a channel that drives activities.
Some companies frame their targets by measures such as growth or market share through digital channels. Others set targets for cost reduction based on the cost structures of new digital competitors. Either way, if your targets aren't making the majority of your company feel nervous, you probably aren't aiming high enough.
Schaefer view: I agree, assuming a digital competency is already established. However, if this is entirely new, stretch goals can kill momentum and provide ammunition to the critics. If you are early in your digital journey, build "quick wins" into your initiative to create an initiative that grows.
2. Acquire new capabilities
The skills required for digital transformation probably can't be groomed entirely from within. Leadership teams must be realistic about the collective ability of their existing workforce. Leading companies frequently look to other industries to attract digital talent, because they understand that emphasizing skills over experience when hiring new talent is vital to success, at least in the early stages of transformation. The best people in digital product management or user-experience design may not work in your industry. Hire them anyway.
Schaefer view: I completely agree. Most companies can't afford the time to groom or re-train talent. Bring in established leaders and give them room to perform.
3. 'Ring fence' and cultivate talent
A bank or retailer that acquires a five-person mobile-development firm and places it in the middle of its existing web operations is more likely to lose the team than to assimilate it. Digital talent must be nurtured differently, with its own working patterns, sandbox, and tools.
After a few false starts, Wal-Mart Stores learned that "ring fencing" its digital talent was the only way to ensure rapid improvements. Four years ago, the retail giant's online business was lagging. It was late to the e-commerce market as executives protected their booming physical-retail business. It eventually established @WalmartLabs, an "idea incubator," as part of its growing e-commerce division in Silicon Valley—far removed from the company's Bentonville, Arkansas, headquarters.
Schaefer view: The Wal-Mart approach worked (increasing revenues 30 percent in 2013) but it is also extreme and risks turning digital into a silo, or even worse, disconnecting it from the business entirely. There is something to be said for giving a digital team "space" and some autonomy in an established company as long as you can also create integrated marketing efforts.
4. Challenge everything
The leaders of incumbent companies must aggressively challenge the status quo rather than accepting historical norms. Look at how everything is done, including the products and services you offer and the market segments you address, and ask "Why?" Assume there is an unknown start-up asking the exact same question as it plots to disrupt your business. Digital leaders examine all aspects of their business—both customer-facing and back-office systems and processes, up and down the supply chain—for digitally driven innovation.
In 2007, car-rental company Hertz started to deploy self-service kiosks similar to those used by airlines for flight check-in. In 2011, it leapfrogged airlines by moving to dual-screen kiosks—one screen to select rental options via touch screen, a second screen at eye level to communicate with a customer agent using real-time video.
Schaefer view: This is a timely point that connects to the "Is Being Disruptive a Strategy" podcast Tom Webster and I recently published. Was the Hertz example a true disruption, a new business model, or a logical improvement on the kiosks and competencies they already had?
I agree that companies must be in a constant state of re-invention but realistically, how many companies can strategcially disrupt themselves? Practically speaking, most managers just want to hold on to their jobs and get a bonus. There are very few examples of successful disruptions that were internally-induced. More likely, companies can counter-attack or buy the disruptor.
5. Be quick and data driven
Rapid decision making is critical in a dynamic digital environment. Twelve-month product-release cycles are a relic. Organizations need to move to a cycle of continuous delivery and improvement, adopting methods such as agile development and "live beta," supported by big data analytics, to increase the pace of innovation. Continuous improvement requires continuous experimentation, along with a process for quickly responding to bits of information.
Integrating data sources into a single system that is accessible to everyone in the organization will improve the "clock speed" for innovation. P&G, for example, created a single analytics portal, called the Decision Cockpit, which provides up-to-date sales data across brands, products, and regions to more than 50,000 employees globally. The portal, which emphasizes projections over historical data, lets teams quickly identify issues, such as declining market share, and take steps to address the problems.
Schaefer view: Amen.
6. Follow the money
Many organizations focus their digital investments on customer-facing solutions. But they can extract just as much value, if not more, from investing in back-office functions that drive operational efficiencies. A digital transformation is more than just finding new revenue streams; it's also about creating value by reducing the costs of doing business.
Often, great value is found in optimizing back-office functions. At Starbucks, one of the leaders in customer-experience innovation, just 35 of 100 active IT projects in 2013 were focused on customer- or partner-facing initiatives. One-third of these projects were devoted to improving efficiency and productivity away from the retail stores, and one-third focused on improving resilience and security.
Schaefer view: I think this is an excellent point and one I wish would be recognized by more businesses. A different McKinsey research report in 2012 said that MOST of the money is in cost savings, particularly in applying social technologies to areas like Procurement and the Supply Chain. In a research project I worked on last year for the US Air Force, my team found almost no evidence that these technologies are being embraced this way.
7. Be obsessed with the customer
Rising customer expectations continue to push businesses to improve the customer experience across all channels. Excellence in one channel is no longer sufficient; customers expect the same frictionless experience in a retail store as they do when shopping online, and vice versa. Moreover, they are less accepting of bad experiences; one survey found that 89 percent of consumers began doing business with a competitor following a poor customer experience. On the flip side, 86 percent said they were willing to pay more for a better customer experience.
This customer obsession is what enables companies to go beyond what's normal and into the extraordinary. If online retailer Zappos is out of stock on a product, it will help you find the item from a competitor. Little wonder that 75 percent of its orders come from repeat customers.
Schaefer view: Can't argue with that. Still, if I read about Zappos one more time in a case study I will gouge my eyes out.
Now it's your turn. What's your take?
The illustrations in this article were also featured in the original post. So not only does McKinsey have great content, they also present it in a beautiful way. A lesson to be learned there.
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The beat marches on for two local bands who shined at the Kentucky Music Educators Association state band finals at Eastern Kentucky University.
The Williamstown High School Band of Spirit, which placed third last year, took home its sixth state title in the program's history with its performance of "Galaxy."
The Class A championship was the first since the band won three in a row from 2007-2009.
The Band of Spirit previously won five state titles under former director Bob Gregg.
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On a cold, windy day at Idlewild Park with state qualifications on the line, there were three Braves runners that went out and secured their spots for the season ending race Nov. 8 at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Eighth-grader Molly Howell was the highest placing Brave of the day, crossing the finish line 11th in 21:27.
She will be the lone Lady Brave running at the state meet.
Summer Dearing placing 17th and Sydney Parker placing 21st finished close behind but just out of the final qualifying spots.
The Williamstown High School cross country season ended Nov. 1at the Class A regionals at Idlewild Park in Burlington.
Members from the middle and high school teams gave it their all as they competed in cold conditions on a 5K course, but none were able to earn a spot high enough to qualify for the state meet.
In the girls' race, St. Henry dominated by having the top five runners and placing first as a team.
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My mom sank into a depression and began dating a man who was all wrong for her. We moved from place to place, often with no money to buy groceries and having our utilities shut off for lack of payment.
My father's illicit affair destroyed my views on relationships, and at 24 I'm still paranoid that whomever I'm dating is cheating on me or will eventually cheat.
It took my siblings and me a long time to forgive my dad, and even then the other woman was not warmly welcomed into our lives.
I could never imagine emotionally harming innocent kids by using the excuse that I went after a married man instead of a single one because I couldn't control my hormones.
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She's my best friend and won't even come near my baby, who I'm so thankful for. She never listens to me, so I have no clue what I'm supposed to do. I don't want to just go out with her and not include the baby. Sometimes that's OK, but not always.
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From businesses such as Nutcase Helmets to Bike Friday, Oregon's bike madness fuels a $150 million industry. Not to mention that there's an organized bike ride every 27 minutes.
Last summer, when gas prices were hovering around $4.50 a gallon, the owners of Clever Cycles in Southeast Portland had a business problem. Their new bike shop was proving so popular that they couldn't keep up with demand. They had to shut down their business at the peak of the season to restock the family-friendly utilitarian bicycles selling like crazy in bike-crazy Portland.
The jobs generated by all of this activity are unlikely to offset the thousands that have been lost in Oregon's motor vehicle industry as dealerships close and RV manufacturers hit the skids, but they do generate excitement for yet another Oregon niche industry with a dreamy upside, in the tradition of solar power, craft brewing and organic farming. Market share is tiny but growing explosively. As big as biking has gotten here, for all of Portland's accolades as the nation's best city for cycling, only 8% of downtown workers commute by bicycle. That number can and no doubt will grow much larger, sooner rather than later. It isn't difficult to imagine an immediate future where homegrown bike businesses outnumber tech start-ups.
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Four nights at Roche Harbor for a work conference was a pretty nice place to be. A few highlights: my room (in Quarryman) was beautiful with a great view. I saw a room in McMillan, very nice as well, just different. Room fixtures are all high end. Lunches and dinners were excellent, with great presentation. Without fail, all of the... More
- Also Known As:
- Roche Harbor Hotel Roche Harbor Village
- Roche Harbor Village Hotel
- Roche Harbor Village Resort
- Roche Harbor Resort Friday Harbor, San Juan Island, WA