The DiJulius Group is a company in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2016. 136 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.
A franchise company leader shares the importance of understanding the critical role that every employee and department plays in creating a world-class customer experience.
Studies suggest over-digitalization can lead to negative effects on mental and physical health, and that a digital detox may be beneficial.
Franchise company leaders emphasize the importance of internal customer service for home office teams.
CEOs should develop a strategy for responding to customer complaints.
Customer perceptions of service differ from company leaders' perceptions, with only 8% of customers describing their experience as superior.
Companies need to put more emphasis on building an incredible, consistent customer experience that becomes their number-one revenue stream.
Five "big picture" customer service lessons and observations may not qualify as future deathbed regrets for many CEOs, but they should.
United Airlines' customer service fails, including offering customers $400 and a hotel room to take a later flight, spark outrage.
The author suggests allowing customers to post all their reviews, including negative ones, directly to the website to promote transparency and trust.
I've been so intrigued by his ability to strike up a conversation with someone he has never met before and have that person share so many intimate details with a teenager that I asked Bo if he could share how he does it:
Industry experts predict widespread disruption in various sectors as technology advances, citing examples of robots in manufacturing and customer service.
An article discussing the importance of understanding and training the millennial generation in service aptitude.
The author discussed the importance of creating value in customer service and avoiding price shopping.
Pokémon GO has become a cultural phenomenon, with businesses reaping benefits by hosting Pokémon in their locations.
Customers can review all associates, locations, or products on a company website, providing a two-way communication channel.
Several companies, including Apple, Starbucks, and Amazon, have built strong brand loyalty through consistent innovation and customer service.