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1 Summary: 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies Tom Peters/25 October 2015

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Eye-popping customer SERVICE/PURCHASE PROCESS *Eye-popping customer SERVICE/SUSTAINED FOLLOWUP *Customer KINDNESS (K = R = P/Kindness = Repeat business = Profit.) *Fierce customer LISTENING!! (“Core Value” #1? NO KIDDING!!) (CEO: “If you don’t listen you don’t sell anything.”) *Pursuing customer LOYALTY/maximizing Net Promoter Score (Live or die via customers referring you to others— 10X or 100 or 1000X more powerful in LSWSM/ Light-Speed World of Social Media.) *Focus on customer LIFETIME VALUE (>>100% profit from repeat business; hence after-sale activity [far] more important than pre-sale.) *Scintillating customer EXPERIENCE (For EVERY business of EVERY size!) (“Experience” NOT marketing-speak; ‘tis the really real thing. Life = Theater!!)

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Experience WOW-ification via constant “all hands-all-the-time” experimentation (WTTMSW/Whoever Tries The Most Stuff Wins.) (“WOWIFICATION” IS A REAL WORD. BELIEVE IT.) *Dramatically improved customer understanding and “WOW- ification” via application of BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (“Kahneman-ization”—after Kahneman’s masterpiece book on perception and decision-making, Thinking. Fast and Slow.) *Consistent/“OCD” adherence to the WOW STANDARD of customer interaction *Co-design and develop EVERYTHING with the customer. (“Customer INTIMACY” is NOT a “buzzphrase.”) *The Age of the “Social Employee”—everyone is in the “customer contact business.” Everyone = EVERYONE.) *Optimal customer interactions via provider’s XFX/CROSS- FUNCTIONAL EXCELLENCE (90% of product development and after-sales service screw-ups are more or less driven by lousy internal cross-functional coordination— need X-functional synergy; need X-functional leadership daily.) *SCREWUPS = OPPORTUNITY #1. Responding to problems is NOT an “opportunity”—it is, truly, Opportunity #1.

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Intimate customer connection via the “ SUCK-DOWN- FOR-SUCCESS” strategy—“STRATEGY,” not “tactic”; this is B-I-G. (Get to know the folks in the bowels of the customer organization—they are the de facto [or de jure] decision makers/reputation-makers.) *All leaders need direct customer contact all the time. (Hey, CEO, called a customer … TODAY?) *Enabling customer SUCCESS as Gold Standard (Customer “satisfaction” is not [nearly] enough—e.g., UPS says the letters stand for “ U NITED P ROBLEM S OLVERS” [that telling name is service-marked]; UPS in the “logistics management” “space,” not “package delivery.”) *Increasing the SOLUTION SPACE WE INHABIT (Do more and more—AND MORE—for the customer; customer-as- partner; again, Social Media magnifies this opportunity 10X/100X.)

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Product or service as LOVEMARK (Marketing super- guru Kevin Roberts gold standard; NOT a buzzphrase.) (More Roberts: “Avoid moderation”—YES, circa 2015.) *Establishing non-obvious customer connections via BIG DATA (“Big data” is a Big Deal for businesses of every size.) *Customer entanglement via GAMIFICATION (Make interactions into games—power tool, though non-trivial investment.) *Customer engagement via intensive use of SOCIAL MEDIA (ONE BIG BIZ FINANCIAL SERVICE CEO SAYS HE’D RATHER HAVE ONE TWITTER CONVERSATION WITH ONE CUSTOMER THAN BUY A SUPER BOWL AD!!!!!!!!) (Please re-read the prior sentence.)

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Lifetime customer coddling via provider’s PEERLESS PEOPLE PRACTICES (To put the customer first, put the people who serve the customer “more first”!!!!!!!!!!) (“YOUR CUSTOMERS WILL NEVER BE ANY HAPPIER THAN YOUR EMPLOYEES.” —John DiJulius, personal services chain superstar) *Catering on every dimension from design to follow-up on those who buy the product/ WOMEN (Which also necessarily means a high share of women in high leadership positions.) (Women now occupy >one-half of professional purchasing officer jobs—so women buy bulk of commercial goods as well as consumer goods.) (HOW MANY DAMN FRIGGING TIMES AM I GOING TO HAVE TO SAY THIS?)

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Catering to the AGING/BOOMER POPULATION (At 50, half of one’s adult life remains; ONE boomer turns SIXTY-FIVE every EIGHT seconds for the next TWENTY years.) (OLDIES = PEOPLE WITH [ALL] THE MONEY!!!) (HOW MANY DAMN FRIGGING TIMES AM I GOING TO HAVE TO SAY THIS?) *Doing well THINGS THAT CUSTOMERS DON’T WANT TO DO FOR THEMSELVES (Larry Janesky’s Basement Systems Inc. experiences rocketing growth—via “basement transformation.”) *Customer magnetization via PRODUCT EXCELLENCE (Good stuff is always primo.) Product design and after- sales service trump excellent marketing 10 out of 10 times. Mountains cannot be made of molehills.)

1 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies 32 Customer Entanglement Strategies *Attracting customers by DESIGN/MATCHLESS FUNCTIONALITY (Apple higher market cap than Exxon Mobil. Q.E.D.) (Applies to EVERY enterprise including the 1-person accountancy.) *Attracting customers by DESIGN/STUNNING AESTHETICS (Applies to EVERY enterprise including the 1-person accountancy.) *Attracting customers by DESIGN/WOW (Applies to EVERY enterprise including the 1-person accountancy.) *It’s ALWAYS the “little” stuff—“Little BIG Things” (RADICAL “bias for execution.”) * “THE CUSTOMER PAYS THE BILLS ! ” (It may be a “yawner”—but it ALWAYS bears repeating.)