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Language
  
English

Pages
  
272

Dewey Decimal
  
647.94/068 22

Originally published
  
March 2007

Publisher
  
John Wiley & Sons

Genre
  
Business

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Publication date
  
2007

ISBN
  
978-0-470-04355-4

LC Class
  
TX911.3.C8 T57 2007

Author
  
Jonathan Tisch

Page count
  
272

OCLC
  
76064574

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Chocolates on the Pillow Aren't Enough: Reinventing the Customer Experience is a book on customer service advice. It was released in March 2007.

Contents

Overview

This is the second book by Jonathan Tisch, the Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels. In Chocolates on the Pillow Aren't Enough, he shares customer relation lessons he's learned during his career in the hospitality industry. Using popular companies such as In-N-Out Burger, Commerce Bank, Urban Outfitters as case studies, Tisch elaborates on the relation between customer service and business success. His advice covers:

  1. Using technology to create intimate connections with customers.
  2. Finding ways to expand an organization's offerings beyond their basic product or service.
  3. How to recognize customers' needs for physical and psychological safety.
  4. Perfect the "art of the welcome," in both physical and virtual spaces.
  5. Balance the growing demand for transparency with realistic needs for security and confidentiality.

The book has received coverage on CNBC's "Power Lunch," ESPN's "Cold Pizza," and PBS's "Nightly Business Report." Author Jonathan Tisch was a guest on NBC's The Today Show on March 2, 2007 discussing open exchange and on CBS's Early Show on March 7, 2007 where he discussed the book's strong customer service message using the Build-A-Bear company as a model.

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