Business Channel Theme Day - WOW Factor
March 1, 2008 by Darlene McDaniel
Filed under Careers
Just as important as the product or service you deliver is the way in which you do it.
A few days ago the Business Channel celebrated our monthly theme day. Here are some examples of people and companies that create a sense of occasion, a sense of specialness.
Theme — The WOW FACTOR
For them, the something extra that sets them apart differs from company to company, but strengthened relationships with clients is a common result.
1. Mary Emma Allen offers five ways to develop a Wow blog that stands out from the crowd: Why Do Certain Bloggers and Blogs Stand Out from the Crowd? And Laura Spencer asks: Does your Blog Have the Wow Factor that it Needs?
2. Anne Wayman cautions against losing your writing pizazz: Keeping the Wow in your Writing.
3. Ren Garcia writes about Finding and Keeping the Wow Factor - necessary steps for business success, while Jim Norton advises changing jobs or selling your business if that’s what it takes for Keeping the Wow Factor in your Business.
4. Sean Kelly waxes philosophical with It’s Fun Being Me: Marketing Secrets of Denny Crane.
5. Miranda Marquit poses the question, When is the Wow factor a bad idea to base a decision on? Her answer: When you’re investing during an economic slowdown.
6. Darlene McDaniel, that’s me, writes The WOW Factor in your next job interview - exceeding the expectations, specifically when you are exchanging information, and communicating with the interviewer about your skills and abilities.
7. Jennifer Hofmann juggles two posts on this theme: Organizing Relationship with Customers, and Four Structures that Create Wow in your Business.
8. Miki Saxon tells The Greatest Leadership Wow Ever Told.
9. Rachel Clarke talks about needing to stand out in Keeping the Wow Factor.
10. Phil Gerbyshak gives you Three Ways to Hire for the Wow Factor.
11. Jean Murray describes the ideal job candidate: Getting your Customers to Say Wow!
12. Eric Eggerston writes about a consultant and workshop leader who delivers with a Wow: Strategic Thinking and Persuasion Learned from Horses in the Desert.
13. Bob Turek wonders if a consulting firm’s “call anyone” client policy is a plus or a minus: Achieving the Wow Factor in a Consulting Firm.
Enjoy these posts!
