LAS VEGAS — A paradox of company growth is that oftentimes companies that grow the most vigorously do it not via slick marketing but “by delivering great service,” said John Moore, a onetime Starbucks marketing executive who gave a keynote at the California/Nevada Credit Union Leagues' annual meeting on Tuesday.
He pointed, approvingly, to a quotation from Hewlett-Packard co-founder David Packard: “Marketing is too important to leave to the marketing department.”
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To Moore, the fast track to success is not to follow branding strategies, “but to pursue being strategies,”' that is, to seek to excel as a business – which means delighting members on a continuing basis – and from there, success will follow, he said.
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