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It’s time to wrap up another year. 2021 was another strange, unpredictable, not-quite-back-to-normal trip. When it came to customer experience, leaders dealt with all sorts of changes and challenges. The introduction of vaccines led to
“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.” – Robert Collier What are Micromoments? In any customer journey, there are countless small efforts. These include efforts from the company serving
What Does a Customer Experience Professional Do? Customer experience professionals have many different titles and many different job descriptions. There are CX leaders who focus primarily on customer insights, like Voice of the Customer programs.
This article is sponsored by PayPal. ne·glect /nəˈɡlekt/ verb: fail to care for properly. noun: the state or fact of being uncared for. from Oxford Languages Neglect can feel like a harsh word. It’s easy
What are the Best Customer Feedback Questions to Ask? I talk and write a lot about customer feedback. If you’ve read my article on Listening Assessments or downloaded our free Customer Interview Guide resource ,
Cross-functional leadership is a key factor in leading any customer experience program. This often means creating a team of leaders who regularly meet to discuss priorities, resources and accountabilities that drive CX forward. These teams
But how can you take shortcuts with your customer experience? Do’s & Don’ts…
In this course, customer experience expert Jeannie Walters walks you through creating a positive customer experience. Jeannie explains how to understand your customer’s end-to-end experience, or customer journey, and goes over the steps to build an effective customer experience strategy.
How Customer Experience Maturity Develops There is a natural arc to how an organization matures when it comes to customer experience. Let’s look at a common example scenario: First, it starts with an idea: customers
Customer experience (CX) programs often begin with an idea and a dash of sincere enthusiasm…and little else. To arrive at real outcomes, CX programs depend on cross-functional leadership to turn words and ideas into actions.
