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AI and Real-Time Tech vs. Traditional CX Surveys: Who Will Win the Upcoming Battle?

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[link] Introduction: Todays businesses face a pivotal question: can emerging technologies like AI and real-time data platforms reduce or even replace the need for traditional customer surveys in managing customer experience (CX)? Many businesses have grown frustrated with this one-size-fits-all metric.

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Beyond NPS: Why Customer Feedback Needs a 360-Degree Revolution

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The Imperative for Diverse Metrics and Measurements in Understanding Customer Sentiment Introduction Net Promoter Score (NPS) has established itself as a popular metric for evaluating customer loyalty, satisfaction levels, and the likelihood of customer churn.

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Stuck in an Outdated CX Framework? Here’s Why You’re Missing Out on Real Results

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Originally posted at [link] Introduction In the realm of business-to-business (B2B) interactions, customer experience (CX) is often approached through standardized frameworks and prescriptive methodologies, frequently rooted in models from major industry analysts like Gartner, Forrester, and others.

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Call Center Metrics: How To Track & Improve for Better Customer Service

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A single negative experience with one of your agents can be enough to drive a customer to your competitor. Despite the availability of digital channels, many customers pick up the phone to complain or seek support. As a result, it’s important to deliver a positive call center experience that meets customer expectations.

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Should Loyalty Metrics Be Reassessed Post-Pandemic?

The coronavirus outbreak flipped our world – and customer experience strategies – upside down. Two years later, CX pros are still curious about the impact the pandemic has had on customer expectations and how to modify their CX measurement programs accordingly. Do loyalty metrics need to be reassessed?

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Empathy Won’t Save You: Why CX Thrives on Action, Not Sentiment but Outcomes?

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What good is being empathetic if customers still face recurring problems? CX isn’t about being “nice” in the superficial sense of politeness or pleasantries—it’s about deeply understanding customer needs and translating that understanding into tangible actions that solve real problems.

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Maximizing Outcomes with Integrated Customer Success and Experience Metrics

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What if the secret to skyrocketing your revenue lies in understanding not just what your customers do, but how they feel? In a world where every interaction counts, successful companies aren’t merely focused on closing deals—they’re laser-focused on keeping customers happy, loyal, and engaged.

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Should Loyalty Metrics be Reassessed Post-Pandemic? And What About NPS?

CX pros are examining the impact the pandemic has had on customer expectations and how they might need to modify their CX measurement programs. They wonder: Does Net Promoter Score® (NPS) still have the same predictive power. Do loyalty metrics need to be reassessed? Have the drivers of customer experience changed?

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How to Leverage Quality Management to Transform the Customer Experience

Determining behaviors that are critical to successful customer experiences, and then coaching agents to exceed that standard on every customer interaction, is the key to running a great contact center.

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Forget CX: Measure "Ease of Doing Business" Instead

Speaker: Curtis Bingham, CEO, Chief Customer Officer Council

Customer Experience is the new black. NPS and Loyalty are the new shiny. But our research indicates customer loyalty is simply the wrong thing to be measuring. It is hard to correlate loyalty metrics with business results. It doesn’t measure actual customer behavior—and therefore a limited predictor of desired outcomes.