Contents
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Cover
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Praise for On Purpose
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Title Page
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Contents
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Introduction
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PART ONE Stand up
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01 Purpose driven
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The wrong kind of purpose
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The right kind of purpose
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Insight helps to keep purpose relevant
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How purpose informs building your brand and your business
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giffgaff – a purpose-driven company
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02 Purposeful leadership
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It takes conviction
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It is more about behaving in a purposeful way than ‘doing good’
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Stay true to your purpose as you grow
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Purposeful leaders show the way
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Purposeful leadership is about behaving, not saying
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PART TWO Stand out
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03 Infectious communication
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Marketing should be a verb, not a noun
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Tell a story that people care about
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Bigger is not better
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When infectious communication goes wrong
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How do you engage in infectious communication?
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How to use infectious communication
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04 Distinctive customer experience
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Fix it or feature it
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Create a multi-sensory experience
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Involve your customers in improving the experience
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Reinventing your industry
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Don’t ‘flat line’ the customer experience
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Best Western – ‘Hotels with personality’
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05 Continuous innovation
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Constantly innovate in both large and small ways
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Drive innovation from a deep understanding of what target customers value
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Use your purpose to drive growth
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Focus innovation on the things that make you different
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Stand out – a summary
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PART THREE Stand firm
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06 Cult-like culture
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Creating the purposeful organization
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07 Distinctive employee experience
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Turn your employees into fans
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Hire for DNA not MBA
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Engage and inspire your people to deliver your customer experience ‘on purpose’ through branded experience training
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Motivation is a poorly understood concept
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Motivating the greatest team on earth
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08 Experience measurement
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The service profit chain: reloaded
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Putting it together
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09 Never stand still
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That Berber moment…
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Get started and keep going
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IKEA
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Nissan
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Altro
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10 On Purpose profile
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The On Purpose research findings
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Eight practices common to all purpose-led brands
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11 How to implement – successfully
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The seven deadly sins of customer experience (CX)
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The CX Seven Step Guide: ENGAGE
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The CX Seven Step Guide: INSIGHT
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The CX Seven Step Guide: DEFINE
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The CX Seven Step Guide: DESIGN
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The CX Seven Step Guide: ALIGN
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The CX Seven Step Guide: MEASURE
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The CX Seven Step Guide: INNOVATE
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12 Putting the principles into practice
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Liberty Global Business Services – case study
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Advice for other leaders
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Premier Inn – case study
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Advice for other leaders
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On purpose – multichannel
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The authors
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Acknowledgements
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Index
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Copyright