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According to Harvard Business Review , the number 1 factor in customer loyalty is reduction of customereffort. It’s really instant customer service. He did – and in 2009 Zingle was born as the first two-way, business-and-customer communication platform. Ford Blakely is the founder and CEO of Zingle.
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