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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 5-30-2022

ShepHyken

Each week I read many customer service and customer experience articles from various resources. This is Where Rewards Programs Lose Most of Their Members by Jenn McMillen. Yet 44% of companies say they’re more keenly focused on customer acquisition and just 16% on retention.

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The role of emotions in CX and how you can use them to design better experiences

ECXO

In the context of customer experience, the amygdala evaluates every interaction with a brand and generates an emotional response. For instance, the joy a customer might feel when unboxing a highly-anticipated product or the frustration they might experience from poor customer service are both processed by the amygdala.

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How to create loyal customers and brand evangelists in the travel and hospitality industry

Up Your Service

In its 2017 travel and hospitality outlook, Deloitte predicts that customer experience will make a much bigger impact than loyalty programs on customer retention. Dave Murray, senior customer experience consultant at the DiJulius Group consulting firm, agrees.

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Omnichannel Marketing  

Optimove

Your brand’s mission, values, and vision will be easily recognizable to customers, leading to strong customer retention. Customers are more likely to make purchases and interact with the brand across multiple channels, ultimately increasing revenue. Measure data/performance: Utilize KPIs to track customer data.