True customer loyalty tends to come about as a result of ________.
A. an organization's concerted, ongoing efforts to meet customer expectations and needs
B. the very first customer-provider encounter
C. a customer encounter in which a problem or complaint was resolved
D. the rewards customers gain from special promotions, sales or loyalty programs
Answer: A
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