Beating the fallacy of cheap marketing
Cheap marketing is nearly free to send and expensive per unsubscribe. Why counting only the outbound cost misleads, and a cost-per-annoyed-customer habit.
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Shorter pieces, stories from practice, and observations that did not fit anywhere else.
Cheap marketing is nearly free to send and expensive per unsubscribe. Why counting only the outbound cost misleads, and a cost-per-annoyed-customer habit.
Customer recognition, seen from a restaurant table: menus are for strangers, regulars want to be known, and scale quietly removes the difference. A field note.
Customer experience fundamentals from a tennis court: footwork before winners, fewer unforced errors, reading the other side of the net, a resetting scoreboard.