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Emotional Branding Case Studies to Emulate Great Customer Experience

Win the Customer

In a year of lackluster Super Bowl ads, one brand that stood out was a spot for antioxidant infusion drink Bai Brands, recently acquired by Dr. Pepper Snapple Group. This illustrates that emotional appeal can have a major impact on a brand’s success or failure at attracting customers and maintaining their loyalty.

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ROI and the Secure Customer Index (SCI)

Horizon CX

The head of sales and marketing and the head of services aligned with all the reasons why Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty had to be the company’s number one operating pillar. In 2004, D. The issue at hand was the conflict that debated the company priority: Customer Satisfaction or quarterly numbers. Randall Brandt at Burke, Inc.

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ESG and the RFP: How to Assess Your Outsourcer’s ESG Efforts

BlueOcean

The first mainstream mention of ESG as a concept came from the United Nations in 2004 in their report titled “ Who Cares Wins.” In most cases, this is a moot point—what matters most is that they can deliver a quality solution that aligns with your brand and wows your customers.

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Remaining Competitive in Retail: How to Optimize Customer Experience

CSM Magazine

For retail business, the customer journey extends far beyond the initial sales engagement. Lasting brand loyalty is cultivated from continuous service throughout the lifecycle of any particular product and managing these engagements for quality can be difficult when multiple players are involved. Enhance performance. About the Author.

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Product-led Growth: What It Is and Why You Need It

Totango

It lets your product do the talking, departing from a sales-led growth strategy that depends on a conventional sales pitch. First, we’ll define product-led growth (PLG) and what distinguishes a product-led growth strategy from a sales-led strategy. How Does a Product-led Growth Strategy Differ from Sales-Led Growth?

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How Apple Uses Psychology to Develop Outstanding Experiences

Beyond Philosophy

Tribalism is key to the Apple brand. If you see lots of people using Apple products, or if you hear from many friends how good the latest Apple product is or you see lines outside the store, it influences your perception of the brand. Price Image is at play in the Apple brand, too. Their brand has an excellent Halo Effect.

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Is the Chief Experience Officer a Worthwhile Addition to the C-Suite?

Retently

Whichever way you look at it, it’s clear that unhappy customers ( who are much more likely to leave your brand , naturally) are a huge threat to business growth. The CXO’s influence reaches across call centers, marketing, sales, billing, customer support, and other areas where a customer-centric approach is necessary.