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Customer Experience Influencers You Must Follow – Part 2

Customer Guru

He is a leading contributor to Tourism, Hospitality and Service Industries alike. He brings a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experiences to his keynotes and seminars. John is consistently helping his clients create a magical customer experience like Disney. Joseph Michelli Follow @josephmichelli.

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Top 50 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Storyminers

He has appeared in over 150 media and is regularly cited as a top customer experience thought leader. In addition to his customer experience work, Adam is an angel investor with an interest in entrepreneurs who disrupt the status quo through innovation. Adrian Swinscoe. Barry Dalton. Bob Thompson.

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Top 50 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Storyminers

He has appeared in over 150 media and is regularly cited as a top customer experience thought leader. In addition to his customer experience work, Adam is an angel investor with an interest in entrepreneurs who disrupt the status quo through innovation. Adrian Swinscoe. Barry Dalton. Bob Thompson.

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Mastering the Tone-Of-Voice in Customer Service: A Complete Guide

CSM Magazine

When it comes down to nailing your customer service strategy, striking the right tone is essential to build the foundations of long-term success. Align to the Brand’s Mission, Values, and Voice Identity First up, it’s crucial to align your customer service tone with the overall mission and values of the brand.

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The Complete Customer Service Training Guide

ProProfs Chat

Only then can businesses authenticate engagement with their customers and those influenced (by the word-of-mouth publicity) to stick to their brand. Blackberry, Sears, Kodak, and JCPenny are the best examples of brands losing their customers because of their complacency. Expert lectures. Activities. Presentations.