A Client for 50 Years Posted by By Charles H. Green October 13, 2009 How do you get long-lasting, repeating, long-term clients? Like for 50 years? It's simple.
The Open Letter Main Street CEOs Should Write to Wall Street Posted by By Charles H. Green April 6, 2009 What if a CEO told Wall Street they were going to be straight with earnings and management? Could Wall Street handle it?
Why Attraction is Worth More Than Retention Posted by By Charles H. Green February 3, 2009 The ubiquitous phrase "attract and retain" is usually considered two-sided. It's not--attraction is more important.
How Measurement Destroys Trust Posted by By Charles H. Green June 11, 2008 Short term measurement of human-related themes--like trust--tends to destroy the thing being measured by turning it into a means to an end.
Customer Loyalty Meets Rate Tarts Posted by By Charles H. Green January 2, 2008 Customer loyalty has been eroded; originally a holistic strategic concept, it has been degraded to the status of commercial prositution.