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What’s the State of Social Customer Care in 2016?

BlueOcean

If the call to customer care is a dreaded and distasteful last resort, how do we adapt and improve the experience? With social networks evolving at a breakneck pace, that leads us to the question at the root of this post: what is the state of social customer care in 2016 and beyond? The evidence is overwhelming.

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What a Customer First Strategy Means Post Pandemic

C3Centricity

According to a Forrester report, 44% of B2C marketers are using big data and analytics to improve responsiveness to customer interactions. It saddens me that despite the constant flow of data into companies they still lack insights into their customers. Even worse, the customer care centre was seen as mere complaint handlers.

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The State of Social Customer Support in 2018

BlueOcean

Remember when social media was the young upstart of the customer care channels and voice was still king? Way back in the good old days of the early 2010s… It seems like a lifetime ago that we were asking ourselves how to handle customers in such a public forum. Or was it customer service?

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How Your Business Can Quickly Adopt a Customer First Strategy

C3Centricity

According to a Forrester report, 44% of B2C marketers are using big data and analytics to improve responsiveness to customer interactions. It surprises me that despite the constant flow of data into companies they still lack insights into their customers. Even worse, the customer care centre was seen as mere complaint handlers.

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Making Your Contact Center Adaptive: Advanced Management Techniques for Quickly- Changing Customer Expectations

Storyminers

How can companies create amazing customer experiences in 2017? The answer to this question is the same as it was in 2016 and will be the same as in 2018. #1 1 Deepen your customer profile. Customers expect an ever more frictionless experience and more proactive service. New metrics. 2 Serve before you sell.

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The Best Posts From the Customer Support Community in 2015

Kayako

2015 saw the support community talk a lot about making things easier for the customer through both customer experience and communication. A lot of posts have centered around studying the very metrics that you should consider in building your self-service tools, and studying the metrics of how you use your helpdesk.

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How to Use Net Promoter Score (NPS) to Drive Growth

GetFeedback

After customers respond, you can calculate your NPS score: the quantifiable measure of how your customers feel about you. This score can then be used as a baseline for customer sentiment. Putting a metric to customer happiness helps you focus your efforts on moving the needle. Audiences appreciate personalization.