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Exploring the Impact of COVID-19 on Customer Behavior

BlueOcean

Meanwhile, wild animals are appearing during daylight hours while also thriving in number due to less commuter traffic and tourism—an impact scientists have dubbed the “anthropause.”. On the flip side, it’s obvious how sectors like travel and tourism have suffered over the last year—and that means dwindling contact volume.

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Marketing predictions CMOs need to consider in 2018

Alida

Brand management becomes holistic. Thinking about the bigger picture isn’t anything new for CMOs, but Forrester says looking at their brand holistically will be imperative in 2018. This means making sure there’s consistency between what the brand is promising consumers and the experience that’s actually delivered.

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Amazing Business Radio: Josh Liebman

ShepHyken

Optimize your request so that it occurs either during or after the customer’s experience with your brand. This represents a huge opportunity across the board to implement a survey program to help improve a brand’s experience. His passion for customer experience comes from his background in hospitality and tourism.

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How The Global Travel Industry is Planning Ahead for Crisis Recovery

NetBase

And monitoring consumer behaviors and emerging trends will show them when and where to start promoting destination travel again. Airlines, cruise ships and resorts are examining how to re-open and provide the safest experiences for consumers, by addressing their biggest concerns. The State of Travel Today.

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Brand Move Roundup – June 4, 2020

C Space

The Brand Move Roundup – June 4, 2020. We’re tracking the notable brand moves & highlighting the companies who are tackling this challenge successfully. Fourteen weeks ago, when the gravity of the situation became clear, we started daily reporting on how brands were dealing with the COVID-19 crisis.

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Greatest Generation to Toilet Paper Generation?

Chadwick Martin Bailey

Which consumer behaviors will revert to their original state, and which will stick around even when the pandemic is behind us? It’s a critical question for brands seeking to weather this storm and position themselves to thrive in the “new normal.”. After all, ability is currently low for most “normal” consumer behaviors (e.g.,

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11 Customer Service Metrics to Start Measuring

GetFeedback

After all, 67% of consumers list bad customer experience as one of the primary reasons for churning and 39% of consumers avoid vendors for over 2 years after having a negative experience. Businesses understand that great customer service isn’t optional–it can make or break a brand’s reputation. Customer Happiness Metrics.

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