When businesses are easier to run, things go right more often.
Everyone wins when things go right. Positive momentum builds and has no limit. Momentum grows organically as confidence spreads throughout your team. Team members increasingly believe in their ability to create positive outcomes and are empowered because they see that their contributions matter.
Your list of loyal customers grows and they tell other like-minded customers to give you a try.
Click here for 10 ways to make your business easier to run.
Mission: To make yacht service businesses easier to run, more profitable and more valuable. Everyone Wins When Things Go Right
Showing posts with label yachtrepair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yachtrepair. Show all posts
Monday, June 9, 2014
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Yacht Services: 10 Ways to Make Your Business Easier to Run
As the owner of a yacht service company, making your
business easier to run should be your first priority.
When a business is unnecessarily hard to run it saps the
mental energy of your team, wastes time, and undermines customer loyalty.
Your business can be easier to run when you:
1.
Define your business vision, mission and core
values, get your team’s input, modify as agreed, and then lead accordingly
2.
Are consistent and reduce “case by case”
decisions
3.
Create customer trust / confidence to achieve
extremely loyal customers
4.
Deliberately choose customer segments that fit
your expertise and deeply understand the constantly changing needs of customers
in each segment
5.
Define products and services in a manner that
makes customers into better customers
6.
Get the right team members on board. Coach existing team members to embrace your vision,
mission and core values. Hire only
people who are naturally aligned.
7.
Implement and champion LEAN 5S and Kaizen
8.
Commit to “trusted systems” that provide the
information necessary to sell and execute in a manner that demonstrates
superior value to customers.
9.
Communicate in a manner that demonstrates to
customers that decisions are made in their best interests.
10.
Track the most important Key Performance
Indicators
Everyone
Wins When Things Go Right
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Yacht Services,
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Look Differently At Your Customers
Are you searching for new ideas to improve your
business? Try looking at your customers
in a new way.
From the customer’s point of view, look objectively at the services and experiences you offer in each customer segment. Evaluate the actual customer experience at every contact point within your organization and with each and every team member.
From the customer’s point of view, look objectively at the services and experiences you offer in each customer segment. Evaluate the actual customer experience at every contact point within your organization and with each and every team member.
Do your customers perceive:
Risk in dealing with your company?
Competent
performance of services?
Superior value received?
A convenient customer experience?
Timely and informative communication
delivered in their preferred manner?
Decisions
made in their Best Interest?
Advice
based on knowledge of what works,
what does not work and future technologies?
Do you want better results?
Purpose: Review the Vision
and Mission for your business to confirm that they are still relevant. Are the right customer segments being
served? Assess the alignment of your
team’s actions.
Focus: STOP doing anything that
distracts from delivering value to your customers and assign your resources to
the best customer segments.
Simplify: Make everything as
simple as possible to deliver a consistently convenient customer experience and
to make things go right. LEAN 5S and
Kaizen are good working concepts.
Reimagine: Get a Vision of
the type of customer you want and design offerings to attract them. Engage those customers in a manner that makes
them better customers. “Everyone Wins When Things Go Right”
Fascinate: Create a customer
experience that is uniquely compelling and appealing.
Align and Empower: Get your
team and ecosystem in agreement. Ensure
they have the training, information, processes and tools necessary to
consistently deliver your services and customer experience as designed.
Consistency: Repeatability is
essential to building customer trust and confidence as well as improving the
performance and satisfaction of your team.
Customers are your company’s greatest asset. Without profitable customers there is no
business. Creating loyal customers is
the path to making your business easier to run, more profitable and more
valuable.
Labels:
motoryachts,
truebuild yachts,
yachtrepair,
yachts,
yachtservices
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