REALLY Know Your Customer Podcast
Growing the company. It’s the CEO’s #1 priority. And yet oftentimes a gap exists between the strategies of the CEO and the demands of customers. This strategic gap slows growth and erodes your competitive edge while exposing your organization to unnecessary risks. By gaining a deep awareness and understanding of this chasm, CEOs can lead the charge to align the strategy, promises and experience to gain customer loyalty and advocacy and eliminate the friction that can open the door for a mass exodus to the competitor. If you’re in the C-Suite and concerned about the growth and velocity of your company, REALLY Know Your Customer is the podcast for you.
Let Betsy Westhafer and Tony Bodoh be your guides to show you how to close the strategic gap that exists between your company and your customers. With insights from experienced executive-level guests, this podcast will change the way you think as a leader and will challenge your views on how to build a winning strategy supported by operations and tactics that leverage your key customer relationships.
In 2018, Tony and Betsy co-authored the #1 Best Seller, ProphetAbility: The Revealing Story of Why Companies Succeed, Fail, or Bounce Back.
Episode 021: Patient Demand Advanced Healthcare By 35 Years In 7 Days With Tanya Mack
Technology has allowed healthcare to make great strides in providing health services to people no matter where they are located. Telehealth is now making that massive shift happen in healthcare in 2020. The person leading the way, in many ways, has been Tanya Mack, the President of Women’s Telehealth. In this episode, she joins hosts Betsy Westhafer and Tony Bodoh to share her story and discuss what telehealth and telemedicine are all about. How did the telehealth market change? What were the early mistakes in defining potential customers and a marketing strategy? How do we overcome telehealth limitations that have held the industry back 30 years? How can telehealth experiences determine patient loyalty? Tanya answers these questions and more, taking us into the challenges telehealth still has to overcome, how she is educating patients, providers, and payers about telemedicine, and what keeps her up at night in telehealth.
