LUSH CRM Case Study
Contents
Executive Summary II
Introduction 1
1. Achieving Customer Satisfaction 2
1.1 Integrity 3
1.2 Resolutions 3
1.3 Expectations 3
1.4 Personalization 4
1.5 Differentiation 4
2. Customer Experience Excellence 6
3. E-CRM 8
4. Online Reviews 10
5. Further Development 11
Conclusion 13
References 14
Executive Summary
People who knows about LUSH Cosmetics are surely know about its unrivaled passion for customer service. They are one-of-a-kind high-end retail company that specializes in producing high quality, natural, fresh and handmade beauty products. Besides the products alone, they also display their products in such a way that it reflects a fruit marketplace.
Whilst LUSH’s innovative and unique products may be enough to attract customers in, it is only by treating their customers in a certain manner that makes the brand able to keep customers coming back and sustain its success.
LUSH has managed to build a uniquely special relationship with its customers by retaining complete transparency regarding their products, providing tailored in-store advice and help, and honoring its company values of simplicity, honesty and trust, which only few other companies have been able to replicate.
This report will give a deeper understanding of the methods that are implemented by LUSH, which makes them one of the top company in providing customer service and experience. In addition, a recommendation have been stated to show that there is still room for more improvement.
Introduction
LUSH Cosmetics is a highly ethical and all natural cosmetics retailer company that thrives to give customers an incredible, different type of cosmetic. Headquartered in the United Kingdom, it was founded in 1995, with over 800 stores in more than 50 countries across the globe.
Executive Summary II
Introduction 1
1. Achieving Customer Satisfaction 2
1.1 Integrity 3
1.2 Resolutions 3
1.3 Expectations 3
1.4 Personalization 4
1.5 Differentiation 4
2. Customer Experience Excellence 6
3. E-CRM 8
4. Online Reviews 10
5. Further Development 11
Conclusion 13
References 14
Executive Summary
People who knows about LUSH Cosmetics are surely know about its unrivaled passion for customer service. They are one-of-a-kind high-end retail company that specializes in producing high quality, natural, fresh and handmade beauty products. Besides the products alone, they also display their products in such a way that it reflects a fruit marketplace.
Whilst LUSH’s innovative and unique products may be enough to attract customers in, it is only by treating their customers in a certain manner that makes the brand able to keep customers coming back and sustain its success.
LUSH has managed to build a uniquely special relationship with its customers by retaining complete transparency regarding their products, providing tailored in-store advice and help, and honoring its company values of simplicity, honesty and trust, which only few other companies have been able to replicate.
This report will give a deeper understanding of the methods that are implemented by LUSH, which makes them one of the top company in providing customer service and experience. In addition, a recommendation have been stated to show that there is still room for more improvement.
Introduction
LUSH Cosmetics is a highly ethical and all natural cosmetics retailer company that thrives to give customers an incredible, different type of cosmetic. Headquartered in the United Kingdom, it was founded in 1995, with over 800 stores in more than 50 countries across the globe.
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