Is There A Fiery Flight Attendant On Your Staff?

by: George Bounacos August 11, 2010

Here’s why JetBlue’s flight attendant is no hero and what you need to do in your small business.

Delighted By A Doctor

by: George Bounacos August 2, 2010

A doctor teaches me an amazing customer acquisition and retention lesson.

Customers Are Not Dishes – Bad News #2

by: George Bounacos November 27, 2009

By now your repast is complete if you’re in North America.  Thanksgiving, day of gluttony, football and planning visits to buy stuff for the next holiday, is in your rear view mirror.  Except for the cleanup. And as you put away the good table settings and decide whether you should have turkey sandwiches for lunch [...]

Tell Me What Time It Is

by: George Bounacos March 25, 2009

Do you know what information your customers expect? Not knowing can lead to disaster.

Get Your Happy Customers Online – Guest Blog

by: George Bounacos February 18, 2009

Web excellence may be as easy as putting your best customers online as your evangelists

Free Search Tools Underscore Understanding Gap

by: George Bounacos December 10, 2008

With so much unvetted information easily accessible to untrained consumers, an understanding gap develops.

Veteran’s Day Plans and Recognition For Small Businesses

by: George Bounacos November 10, 2008

The parallels between war and business are spooky. Remember them, and our military, on Veteran’s Day. Here’s how.

Linked In Support: Try Switching Browsers. If That Doesn’t Work, Kick It

by: George Bounacos November 4, 2008

Like many businesspeople, I consider LinkedIn my “main” business network.  The site is my first stop for research, my first to look up a new company and maybe even ask a question or browse the past questions for ideas.   But a little bug somewhere was causing an error when I added new connections. No problem.  [...]

Helping Beta Users Feel Special and the Art of Egoboo

by: George Bounacos October 18, 2008

Fanbase.com launched in a private beta and immediately started making users feel special. That is the art of egoboo.