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Want More Sales? Give All Your Money Away!

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This year, outdoor clothing retailer Patagonia announced that it would give 100 percent of its Black Friday retail and online sales to grassroots environmental organizations. In a subsequent blog post , company CEO Rose Marcario reported that Patagonia had expected Black Friday sales to reach $2 million. Sales soared in 2012.

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How is Your Business Dealing with the Paradox of Choice?

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Wine stores play music to put their customers in a happy and relaxed mood. Research shows that classical music boosts wine sales the most, but an experiment showed that playing French or German music can have a huge boost on the sales of the wines originating from that country. 29 July 2011. www.winepleasures.com.

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Losing Customers Trust is the Worst Penalty VW Will Face

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Even worse, according to the BBC, a German newspaper reported that they were told by one of their engineers at a part supplier in 2011 that this emissions test was a problem. The hope was the Clean Diesel would boost sales in the U.S., which accounts for only about 6% of global sales for the brand.

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5 Facts to End the ROI Debate on Customer Experience

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In the United Kingdom, the NCSI portfolio earned a return of 59 percent from April 2007 to June 2011, and the FTSE 100 had a negative return of 6 percent.” In addition, higher levels of customer satisfaction are tied to high levels of positive cash flows with low volatility, and positive earnings surprises.

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Are You Making the Most of Scarcity as a Marketing Strategy?

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Consider this Black Friday video taken outside Urban Outfitters in 2011: Scarcity as a Marketing Tactic. The sandwich debuted in 1981, but was removed from the menu in 1985 due to ‘poor sales’. Positioning your product to help customers be as competitive as possible is the best way to get them to want your product or service.