| Redefining the value of
frontline personnel as engines of growth and profitability.
Every time a frontline employee comes in contact with a
customer, A LASTING IMPACT IS CREATED. Yet all too often,
senior executives fail to recognize the enormous, untapped
business potential that frontline employees bring to the
table every day. Find out how to identify and capitalize
on the value of your employees in this comprehensive one-day
seminar from Mr. Roy.
Learn how to:
• Understand
and solve; customer service, personnel and operations problems
• Increase
customer base, visit frequency and transaction value
• Reduce
employee turnaround and management workload
• Drastically
decrease operating and marketing spending
• Increase
revenue and profits
Session #1: Employee Accountability
Understand the determinants of your employees' economic
value, their impact on the customers' experiences with
your company and how it affects your bottom line.
Each frontline employee is an income-producing functional
unit within your organization. But he or she can also be
a silent, loss-producing and dysfunctional monster. Learn
how each employee-customer contact translates to one or the
other, and how this factor can be identified and leveraged
to the benefit of your company.
Session #2: Marketing "Power" or "Paralysis"
The most valuable marketing message is the one experienced
and circulated by the customer.
Frontline employees and customers deliver your absolute
marketing message. Investing in the improvement of employee-customer
relations can instantly impact customer satisfaction and
increase customer base through "word-of-mouth" marketing.
Learn how to revise your advertising spending, based on the
variables affecting employee communication skills and customer
experience.
Session #3: Your Future Customers
Find and tap into lucrative new markets.
The buying power of women influences sales and profits in virtually
every industry. The largely ignored 55 + age group (women and
men) is another multi-trillion dollar opportunity. Learn how
to target the groups that have the money and are willing to
spend it if your company can provide them with a certain set
of key factors. Chances are, your best new customers may live
in your zip code! |