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When B2B and B2C Key Performance Metrics Flatline….

Beyond Philosophy

performance metrics flatline and, for all intents and purposes, have little or no granular actionability. The first, a B2C example, involves a major player in the cable television industry. Two years ago, they adopted, system-wide, one of the popular single number performance metrics. appeared first on.

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40 Customer Retention Statistics You Need to Know

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Learn about the top two customer surveys for predicting and increasing customer retention. Anytime a customer cuts ties, you experience the negative impact of customer churn. Here are 40 customer retention statistics that reinforce the growing need for customer experience management.

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How to Solve the 2025 Customer Retention Problem

The Petrova Experience

Its 2025, and businesses across sectors have a customer retention problem. companies alone lose an estimated $168 billion annually due to customer attrition, as revealed in a CallMiner whitepaper. The financial implication of customer churn is staggering, with little end in sight, if unaddressed.

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Why, Oh Why, Is ANYBODY Still Measuring Customer Satisfaction?

Beyond Philosophy

When Customer Retention, my first book on customer behavior was published, now over 20 years ago, one of the strongest reactions voiced was my contention, and the proof offered, that satisfaction and retention were fundamentally different concepts, and that they required different measurement protocols.

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A to Z Guide to Customer Experience Definitions and Terms (Updated)

Lumoa

Whether you’re new to customer experience or seeking inspiration, this guide serves as your ultimate resource for exploring and delving deeper into this exciting field. The situation when B2B CX was very distant from B2C CX has been rapidly changing. Customer churn is the opposite of retention.

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These 20+ Statistics Say Customer Support Drives Revenue

aircall

These customer support statistics tell that revenue-related story. Poor Customer Support Stalls Growth. Nothing scares away future revenue quite like a reputation for subpar customer service. 66% of B2B customers and 52% of B2C customers have stopped buying from a company following a bad service interaction.

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6 Customer Retention Strategies that are Here to Stay

ClientSuccess

Adding credibility to this statement is a research study by Invesp Consulting which suggests: Existing customers are 50% more likely to try new products and spend 31% more than new users! Increasing customer retention by 5% can increase profits by 25-95%. Shocker, right? Closing Thoughts.