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		<title>By: Mark Gwilliam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mark Gwilliam</dc:creator>
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		<description>A great post thanks.  I believe very highly that customer service is paramount.

Marketing consultants will tell you that reducing customer defections by as little as 5% may result in more profits of between 25% and 125%.
 
Companies should think differently if they are to emerge from this downturn. Big or small, we&#039;re in this downturn together, so it makes sense to work together at what ever level with customers and suppliers to ensure survival.

While all this is happening, service delivery must be be top knotch to keep up a superb customer experience with clients, new and old.</description>
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<p>Marketing consultants will tell you that reducing customer defections by as little as 5% may result in more profits of between 25% and 125%.</p>
<p>Companies should think differently if they are to emerge from this downturn. Big or small, we&#8217;re in this downturn together, so it makes sense to work together at what ever level with customers and suppliers to ensure survival.</p>
<p>While all this is happening, service delivery must be be top knotch to keep up a superb customer experience with clients, new and old.</p>
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