How to Invent Service

Chip R. Bell · Journal of Services Marketing · 1992

Offers a personal commentary considering the real essence of good service. Argues that at the heart of service distinction is human interaction and personalization. Considers a range of examples from personal life experience. Recommends that in order to “invent” legendary service, companies must work particularly at ensuring that the customer leaves with positive memories after finishing dealing with the business.

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