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Is your bookshelf begging for some enlightening CX literature? Ready for some compelling reads that will amp up your customer experience game?
The most successful companies prioritize customer retention and loyalty alongside acquisition. Studies show it can cost 5 to 25 times more to acquire a new customer than retain one.
Whether you’re new to customer experience management or a seasoned leader, it can feel challenging to know where to prioritize your time and resources, can’t it?!
❔”I love how you discuss the difference between customer service and customer experience. I work with people who really believe they understand customer service so there’s nothing to worry about. How do I get them
❔”I’m new to the idea of customer experience, and while I think it’s great, I can’t seem to get others at my software startup to really get it. I do what I can by bringing
Learn about five foundational elements for creating intentional customer experiences, including the importance of a CX Mission Statement.
❔”How do you find the budget for customer experience initiatives, and who owns it? And how do other companies do this?”❔ Customer experience is not just a ‘nice to have,’ even though that’s how it’s
❔”Our organization has talked a lot about customer experience, and we always say that the customer comes first. We want to get more intentional, more serious about [CX], but we’re not really sure where to
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Certified Customer Experience Professional (CCXP) Jeannie Walters outlines foundational skills in key CX areas, like how to: identify your organization’s strategic vision for your customers; leverage tools, best practices, and techniques to deliver on your CX vision; achieve competitive advantage with superior customer experience. Disclosure: This item uses an affiliate link to Linkedin Learning.
