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Guest Blog: Are You Setting the Right Customer Experience Goals?

ShepHyken

The proliferation of AI and automation into our work and personal lives means that the nature of work is changing. Would you ever use that airline again? How committed are you to creating a better experience for consumers if your strategic goals aren’t truly strategic? Would you consider that a great customer experience?

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Decoding Surge Pricing: Will Customers Embrace or Reject It?

Beyond Philosophy

Another example of dynamic pricing is airline prices. Depending on when you booked, you could have paid more or less for your seat than the person seated next to you. Another factor in airline pricing that affects what you pay is when you fly. By contrast, Surge Pricing raises the price to meet the demand for a dwindling supply.

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Understanding the Shift: Why Businesses are Embracing Contact Center Outsourcing

CCNG

Having a skilled and knowledgeable team of experts who can create genuine connections with customers and deliver personalized support is crucial for delivering a memorable CX. Round-the-clock, personalized customer service operations improve CX, increasing lead generation and customer conversion.

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How to Turn Social Media Customer Service into a Marketing Strategy

ShepHyken

One of the best examples of a complaint that went viral was Dave Carroll’s YouTube video about when United Airlines broke his guitar. The world can see how you respond in real time. Simply put: nobody wants to wait nearly eight hours for a response to their complaint in the lightning-fast world of social media. Finish Strong.

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Customer Service in the Time of COVID-19

ShepHyken

Airbnb website: Wait times are longer than usual right now. hotels and airlines. Remind customers waiting on telephone lines and in chat queues of these instantly available resources. Take a look at the American Airlines COVID specific page they’ve created.

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How to Make the Time Your Customers Wait Seem Fair

Beyond Philosophy

The idea behind this first area is if you have customers waiting for 15 minutes, how can you make it not feel like 15 minutes? For example, an airline’s waiting lounge plays the news. These last two examples seem outdated today since most people will probably pull out their phones while waiting.

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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for the Week of March 20, 2023

ShepHyken

But, increasingly, companies large and small are making it difficult to access a real, live person when help is needed. Wait times to speak to an operator are long — one industry analyst estimated the average wait tripled from 2020 to 2022 and says he believes they still are a third worse than before the pandemic.