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Time to plan the funeral of your customer feedback measurement programs. It’s time for an effective, actionable customer experience management program that drives business outcomes for your organization. What’s making the difference? Understand how to truly engage with your customers: Engage at all relevant touchpoints along the customer lifecycle (rather than after a sales and.
I’ve decided to take on a personal challenge: Tweeting a new customer experience tip for 100 straight days. After accounting for the overhead in each tweet (like referring back to this post), I’m only left with about 105 characters. Hopefully I can keep up the pace and pack insight into that limited space. I’ll be using the hashtag, #CXtip, so you can follow along on twitter (or just keep coming back to this post).
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We’re giving away a ticket to UserConf San Francisco and copies of Sarah Hatter’s book The Customer Support Handbook. Don’t miss your chance to win this amazing prize! Read this post to find out how you can enter. We were recently joined by CoSupport founder, UserConf host, and all-round lovely lady Sarah Hatter for a webinar about common mistakes that support teams make.
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All of our customers are users… That may be true, but is there another way to look at the experience? Our Chief Customer Experience Investigator™ Jeannie Walters was part of a panel discussion with a brilliant group of enlightened leaders at the WebVisions Chicago conference, and this question came up: Is there a difference between User Experience […].
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All of our customers are users… That may be true, but is there another way to look at the experience? Our Chief Customer Experience Investigator™ Jeannie Walters was part of a panel discussion with a brilliant group of enlightened leaders at the WebVisions Chicago conference, and this question came up: Is there a difference between User Experience […].
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We published a Temkin Group report, ROI of Customer Experience, 2015. This research shows that CX is highly correlated to loyalty across 20 industries. Here’s the executive summary: To understand the connection between customer experience (CX) and loyalty, we examined feedback from 10,000 U.S. consumers that describes both their experiences with and their loyalty to 293 companies across 20 industries.
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A guest post by Walter Chen – Founder & CEO of iDoneThis. Content marketing can be for more than just gaining new customers — it can, and should, serve as an educational tool. If you attract users to your product with great writing but then leave them in a lurch when it comes to actually using it, you’ll soon have an overloaded support desk.
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