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The Loyalty Effect by Frederick F. Reichheld — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Loyalty Effect

by Frederick F. Reichheld

Reichheld's 1996 research on the economics of loyalty: customer, employee and investor retention compound into profit, with data on how much a five-point retention gain is worth. The foundation beneath NPS.

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  1. Retention compounds.
  2. Loyal employees create loyal customers.
  3. Measure defection.

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The economics of loyalty.

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