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5 Facts to End the ROI Debate on Customer Experience

Beyond Philosophy

For many years, there has been a debate whether you could assign a dollar amount to determine the return on investment for any Customer Experience improvements. According to the study, “the cumulative return of a $100 investment in the ACSI fund from April 2000 to April 2012 was $490, a gain of 390 percent.

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Do You Harness the Power of Habit in Your Marketing Yet?

Beyond Philosophy

In an article about habits for the New York Times in 2012, he writes, “ Over the past two decades, the science of habit formation has become a major field of research in neurology and psychology departments at hundreds of major medical centers and universities, as well as inside extremely well financed corporate labs.

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Want More Sales? Give All Your Money Away!

Beyond Philosophy

Sales soared in 2012. Rather than discounting prices and pushing customers to buy more, Patagonia consistently appeals to its customers’ core values. The other part lies in behavioral economics, which tells us that customers behave irrationally and emotionally. Ryan Hamilton of Emory University.

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C Suites Shudder As Panama Papers Go Online

Beyond Philosophy

As Customer Experience consultants, we can tell you that this kind of press, particularly when you see the tax breaks these massive corporations already get, is not beneficial for your brand. In 2012, a Reuters Investigation revealed that despite sales since 1998 of more than £ 3 Billion (approx. million) in U.K

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Would Consumers (Really) Spend More For Better Service?

Beyond Philosophy

Sometimes it is differentiating, and offers consumers definite benefits – such as practiced by companies like Zappos, Wegmans, Ritz Carlton, Rackspace, Southwest Airlines, Trader Joe’s, Amazon, Baptist Health Care, and Zane’s Cycles – and sometimes it is just one of multiple factors which contribute to customer loyalty or disloyalty behavior.

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