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re:member group Selected to Develop Loyalty Program for OpenRoad Auto Group

Dec 15th, 2011

MINNEAPOLIS (December 15,2011) – To better serve customers in their sales and service departments, Vancouver, BC-based OpenRoad Auto Group turned to re:member g...  More »

Vote Now for Eagle Ridge

Oct 24th, 2011

The ERA PTO Playground Committee nominated Eagle Ridge Academy in The Clorox Company’s Power a Bright Future grant program. We need you to help us win much need...  More »

AmericInn enlists re:member group for day-to-day Project Management

Jul 18th, 2011

MINNEAPOLIS (June 27, 2011) – To assist the ever-changing needs inside the fast-paced hospitality industry, national hotel chain AmericInn has enlisted re:membe...  More »

re:member group President Paul Long to speak at the 10th Digital Dealer Conference

Feb 23rd, 2011

Minneapolis, MN. – February 23 2011 – Loyalty Marketing expert and re:member group (www.remembergroup.com) President Paul Long marks his 15th year Loyalty Marke...  More »
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Net Promoter and the Golden Rule

December 20, 2011

Net Promoter has been effectively used in all sorts of businesses, including small start-up companies. In fact, we’re so convinced that the Net Promoter system works, we use it ourselves (we welcome you to take our survey to let us know how likely you are to recommend re:member group). The main premise of Net Promoter stems from the Golden Rule: treat others the way you want to be treated. More »

The Ultimate Question and the One Number You Need To Grow

November 15, 2011

If you are asking whether customers are satisfied with your service—you’re asking the wrong question. If you are measuring and trying to increase your customer satisfaction—you’re measuring the wrong thing. Eighty percent of satisfied customers will still shop around to your competitors. So don’t grow your number of satisfied customers. Grow your fan base. More »

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