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How to Identify Your Most Important Customer Touchpoints

GetFeedback

When tasked with overhauling the customer experience (CX), business leaders often seek to identify the most critical customer touchpoints. Put yourself in the customer’s shoes. But if the customer experience is so paramount to the bottom line, why are many companies still lagging behind? Leverage customer feedback.

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Special Guests

ECXO

How to Create an Amazing Customer Experience During one hour, Shep session he had two facilitators Tulio Milman and Ricardo S Gulko. Shep Hyken is a customer service and experience expert. He is also one of the most published authors and Forbes contributors.

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How to Keep Customer Journeys on the Frictionless Path

CSM Magazine

Many things contribute to a poor customer experience. Businesses that optimise both the customer journey and the customer experience are rewarded with strong customer retention, revenues and brand reputation. But so many fail at the first hurdle because they don’t take the time to understand the customer journey.

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Enhancing Tech Adoption through Exceptional Design

ECXO

Enhancing Tech Adoption through Exceptional Design Introduction Originally posted at: [link] In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, digital product design has emerged as a critical factor influencing adoption rates and overall customer experience.

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Four key themes from eTail East 2016

OpinionLab

But how do you create a fulfilling customer experience that incorporates each channel and is in line what your customer wants? the customer orders online, then the order is delivered to their car in the parking lot. Customers receive what they want quickly at minimum inconvenience and without even having to enter the store.

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Jobs-To-Be-Done: A Lens To Keep Journeys Customer-Focused

Kerry Bodine

We’re often asked how the framework of customer jobs-to-be-done fits with the methodology of customer journey mapping. Here’s my perspective on how jobs theory can complement your mapping efforts. In other words: Ask not what your customers are doing with you. Every journey needs an accompanying persona.

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Customer Experience ROI Opportunities on B2B Touchpoints

ClearAction

Customer Experience ROI Opportunities on B2B Touchpoints Lynn Hunsaker. Are you accelerating repurchases through your customer experience touch-points with industrial customers? 4 Steps to Customer Experience ROI. Capture customers’ informal post-purchase comments. That’s great for use with other prospects.