Used to be that when you wanted to buy a TV, you went down to your Sears or Wal-Mart or Tweeter and looked a few TV’s, asked a few questions of the salesperson, did a little comparison shopping (and if you were really into doing research, you’d look up the latest Consumer Reports) and spent $400-$500 on the TV. You could have it delivered and set up but most of the times, you’d just put it in the back seat and took it home yourself. Done!
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Don Peppers: Return on Customer : Creating Maximum Value From Your Scarcest Resource
I first spoke with Don Peppers and Martha Rogers in the early 90's and was impressed by their dedication to individual customer relationships. This book is a must read for Internet Retailers who are looking for a more customer centric direction. (***)
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