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Friday, 03 December 2010 14:04

Loyalty is a Two Way Relationship

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Studies show that during the recent recession customers are now re-examining their spending on virtually everything. In the past many vendors were not subject to this scrutiny and enjoyed loyalty from their clients for their good service and ongoing positive relationships.  In the past customers rated loyalty to a vendor as very important, however in recent years price has begun to greatly trump all else.

 

In our Annual Client Survey we attempt to measure the loyalty of our clients.  Remarkably, our 2010 survey results showed that 90% of those surveyed would recommend TelSpan to another organization.  The likelihood of making a recommendation or referral is a strong measure of loyalty.

 

At TelSpan, E3 (Excellence Exceeding Expectations) Service is our number one goal. We feel it is the reason our clients continue to use TelSpan year after year, and continue to send us referrals in record numbers.  In other words, E3 Service means TelSpan is loyal to you, the client, because we know loyalty is a two-way street!


• E3 Service means that when you utilize TelSpan for your event and conferencing needs, you will experience outstanding client service each and every day.
• E3 Service means that when our Quality Assurance Team becomes aware of a problem with your event, they will contact you about it before you contact them, sometimes when you weren’t even aware of the problem!
• E3 Service means you have a dedicated client service team available each and every day to help you with any questions you may have.
• E3 Service means that if you are holding events, you will have a TelSpan Event Advisor dedicated to assist you with the planning and execution of your event from inception to completion.


What does loyalty mean to you? What do you value in a vendor relationship? Let us know!

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  • Comment Link Keith E. Locke Monday, 13 December 2010 15:39 posted by Keith E. Locke

    In this era of price competetiveness and global challengers, it almost seems quaint to consider the notion of "client loyalty." While there are certainly numerous studies on what earns "loyalty," there seems to be stronger evidence that clients and consumers are drawn increasingly to great service, fine personal relationships, and/or good value in addition to--or rather than--simple low pricing. In the realm of Conferencing Services, it is interesting to hear individuals say they simply want the lowest price, when what they really want is reliable, quality service, delivered with great service at the lowest possible price. Would you simply accept the lowest price for anything if it did not also work properly? (How about a toaster that does not have a heating element? or, an air conditioner that does not cool?) So, each of us, from T-shirt shoppers to electronics consumers to fine dining connoiseurs, each of us ultimately wants value (i,e, best quality with best features at the best price), delivered well and working consistently and as we wish. If we receive that value and especially if it is delivered with fine service and is easy to use, we're probably quite inclined to return to that source for more. When a personalized service is delivered well byh individuals, we'll remember that waiter, that sales representative, that vendor, for a long time to come. That's why E3 service includes great service, delivered by great personnel, who deliver great conferencing services, at a strong value. When think you will come back once you experience that combination of value and service. It's our philosophy, and it's our personal preference. We hope you enjoy E3 service as well!

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