Fridays with Falls: Spreading Your Brand Takes More
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A recent telephone survey from Jason’s bank prompted this week’s Friday with Falls session. He explains how serving your customer is not enough to be exceptional. Want your customers to spread your brand? You must do more than expected and preferably in a creative manner. Some of the best, most “viral” brands are those that surprise with something customers outside of the normal customer experience.
What companies have “wowed” you either online or off?
4 Responses to “Fridays with Falls: Spreading Your Brand Takes More”
By Andy Swan on Dec 14, 2007
Southwest
Moes
American Express
Blackberry
Hooters
Amazon
Tallulah Cosmetics
Auntie Anne’s Pretzels
By Phil Gerbyshak on Dec 14, 2007
I just had an AMAZING experience with Boyland Honda in Greenfield, WI! Wow! I’ll be writing about it, it was THAT good!
By Ryan Kempf on Dec 14, 2007
Hey Jason you offered some good points you have to doing things differly if you want to be set apart from the rest
By Ryan Kempf on Dec 14, 2007
Hey Jason you offered some good points you have to doing things differently if you want to be set apart from the rest