10 Ways To Make Your Customers Fall In Love With Your Brand (Infographic)

In a huge variety of brands offering similar products or services, how do you separate yours from the competition? Since price becomes much less of a deciding factor when choosing between your brand and competitors, caring for your customers and nurturing relationships with them has never been more important in growing a successful business.

Zig Ziglar once famously said, “People don’t buy things for logical reasons, they buy for emotional reasons”. Statistically, 75% of buying experiences are based on emotion. It means that in order to attract and keep customers you need to do more than simply introduce them to your business or products, you need to create and keep an emotional connection with them.

As a brand owner, how can you make your customers love your brand? In this Infographic we’re offering 10 ways to help you build meaningful relationships with your customers and make them fall in love with your business. Can you think of any other ways to contribute to the list? Share your ideas in the comments!

10 Ways To Make Your Customers Fall In Love With Your Brand
10 Ways To Make Your Customers Fall In Love With Your Brand

 

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Mary Shulzhenko
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13 comments

  1. Mary this is an excellent document! Your references and sources are most credible. I think your second point about the disparity between CEO perceptions of the customer experience their company delivers and the actual experience customers are having is a sad reflection of how little progress has been made in nurturing a customer centric culture in most companies.

    1. Thank you Anne, you are spot on. In the age of the customer, companies must transform their cultures from product-centric to customer-centric. In reality, though, many have a misconception of how customer-centric they really are.

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