This episode outlines seven common reasons companies fail to implement a customer-first strategy successfully.
Lack of executive leadership and company-wide buy-in are highlighted as critical failures.
Denyse emphasises the need for clear roles and responsibilities, visible leadership, and an understanding that a customer-first approach is an ongoing process, not a one-time project.
Furthermore, she stresses that the significant potential for increased profitability and customer retention outweighs the perceived high cost of implementation.
Finally, Denyse encourages companies to overcome these obstacles to achieve greater success and profitability.