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September 16, 2007

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Mike Morris

Absolutely on target and yet likely to get you strung up if said in a meeting. I work for a company that makes beans - very important to us, not so much to the consumer. You should see the stares I get when I say our products are tertiary to the consumer at best.

Nick Bush

Excellent - and thanks to the Church of the Customer blog for directing me here! Until fairly recently I worked at a well-known telco. Although we, rightly, put a lot of effort into understanding the customer's experience with us we always had to remind ourselves that most of the time they would rather not have the experience with us in the first place.

Also very timely as I am about to do a post on my blog on customer surveys.

Stephen Johnston

Wonderful, spot on!
Good to find you here Tom. Let's meet up for coffee in London before long.
Cheers,
Stephen

Jeff Flemings - blog editor

Thanks for the insights (and fabulous cartoon) Tom! I frequently cite this mantra to clients and internal teams; usually to blank stares or even hurt expressions. Do you need a tissue? I ask. Yes the agency believes in the client's product. Yes we use the product. Yes we love the product. But our job is to create marketing that works, which has to start with reality. So please bear with us as we let the consumer's true feeling wash over you.

Donde Invertir

Hello I look forward to reading more on the topic in the future. Keep up the good work! This blog is going to be great resource. Love reading it.

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