Let’s face it: Competition is tougher than ever these days. Competing on price is a losing game — just ask the two gas stations across the street from each other. And competing on product is getting harder and harder as almost everything can be copied — just ask your favorite ride-share company.
So what’s left? How can we stand out in a crowded marketplace that is constantly evolving?
In this fun and engaging keynote, customer experience expert and former Fortune 500 executive Dan Gingiss will teach the audience how customer experience can be your company’s ultimate differentiator, creating a competitive advantage that cannot be copied.
Your franchise CAN compete on customer experience. When you create a remarkable experience for your customers, they become your best marketers and salespeople. The result is more customers, who spend more, are loyal longer, and recommend your company to others.
Audience members will walk away from this keynote with the inspiration and the tools to go back to work and create a deeper connection with your customers. And Dan Gingiss doesn’t just talk about experience, he creates one for the audience, too!
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If you’re like other meeting professionals, you’re likely looking for:
Not all franchise keynote speakers check all of those boxes, but Dan Gingiss does.
Plus, as a young man he worked for both Domino’s Pizza and Gingiss Formalwear, two premier franchise systems.
In fact, Dan’s father is a Past President of the International Franchise Association, so franchising is in his blood!
Today Dan brings that wealth of experience to your franchisees and their employees as one of the leading franchise keynote speakers.
It can seem impossible to grow when you are always trying to fill a “leaky bucket.” Instead of spending more and more money acquiring new customers, the best option for growth is to create remarkable experiences every day, for both your customers and employees.
Think of the relationship between employee experience and customer experience as an infinity symbol (∞). When employees are happy, they better serve customers, thereby making those customers happy.
When customers are happy, it makes employees’ jobs more fun and satisfying, thereby making them happy too. It’s a continuous process that can build on itself, which is why companies known for a great customer experience are also known as being great places to work.
Unfortunately, the inverse is also true. We can’t expect employees to provide a great experience for customers if they don’t know what makes a great experience. And there’s no question that difficult customers make employees’ jobs harder and more frustrating.
Thankfully, there are simple techniques to eliminate pain points and create memorable experiences for both customers and employees. And Dan doesn’t just talk about experience; he creates an experience for the audience while teaching them to do the same for their customers.
Audience members will leave inspired with lots of simple, practical, and inexpensive customer experience ideas that they can begin implementing the very next day.
Contact Dan and his team to share details about your event and to check his availability.
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Dan will schedule a pre-event consultation with your event planner to go over meeting details and logistics.
Dan comes prepared and will arrive early to perform sound checks, get familiar with the venue, and meet your team! He’ll also be available for the full day if desired.
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