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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for Week of April 14, 2024

ShepHyken

So, let’s start with a Fast Company that has three tips. Balancing Customer Loyalty in an Age of Growing Business Costs by Tom Behnke (Retail TouchPoints) Consumers again and again have propped up the economy, fueling consistently strong growth in ecommerce and giving the retail industry an important edge in otherwise dark times.

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Referral Marketing Guide: how to build a customer referral program

BirdEye

83% of consumers are willing to refer after a positive experience—yet only 29% actually do. Offering a reward increases referral likelihood, but the size of the reward does not matter. “A Penny for Your Thoughts: Referral Reward Programs and Referral Likelihood.”). Referral marketing for B2B v B2C.

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Are You Delighting Customers on an Emotional Level?

CSM Magazine

Recent research on consumer neuroscience explains the impact of consumer’s emotions on the effectiveness of advertising or customer interaction. It explains in detail how deeply the advertisement content or different modes of customer connections influence the emotional response of the consumer and their decision making.

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Guest Post: Transactional vs Relational Customer Service

ShepHyken

Rewarding customer loyalty shows customers that you value their patronage. You can offer loyalty points, discounts, and exclusive deals as part of your customer rewards program. . She has 10+ years of B2B & B2C marketing experience in various sectors such as SaaS, e-commerce, education, and consumer goods.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of April 20, 2020

ShepHyken

My Comment: I’ve always said that many loyalty programs are often marketing programs, where repeat purchases earn points or free merchandise. A research team at Washington University Business School came out with some interesting research about how just being part of a simple loyalty or rewards program, drives repeat business.