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Customer Experience + Marketing: Pro’s & Con’s

ClearAction

There’s a big difference between distinct transaction experiences and the cumulative customer life cycle experience. The end-to-end customer experience is affected by the entire value chain across the company. While there is a certain success rate in customer retention tactics, it is prone to similar efforts from competitors.

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Customer Experience + Marketing: Pro’s & Con’s

ClearAction

How Executives Think of Customer Experience. Executives tend to think of customer experiences as something happening at the periphery of the company. Marketing, sales, and service are typically most in-touch and in-tune with customers, compared to the other business functional areas.

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8 Exceptional Customer Success Professionals Share Insights on the Future

Amity

The fast pace of new Social Media applications paired with the dominance of mobile devices is providing an increasingly accessible medium for customers to exercise their individual voice and personality; including tailoring how they choose to communicate with vendors in the ‘here’ and ‘now’ in a way that best suits their needs and lifestyle.

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7 Customer Marketing Strategies to Increase SaaS Retention

ChurnZero

But if you’re like most companies, when it comes to attracting your customers, the only thing your marketing’s dropping is the ball. Sure, you won customers over to get the initial purchase, but what about your post-sale courting? We know this to be true in our own jobs, so why wouldn’t we want the same for our customers?

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Understanding the Joint Success Plan: A Tool for Outcome-Based Customer Success Management

ChurnZero

This is a guest blog post by Jay Nathan, Chief Customer Officer at Higher Logic. A J oint Success Plan is a simple but powerful tool for outcome-based customer success management. It’s designed to help solution providers align with their customers’ business goals and objectives.