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Guest Blog: Building a Customer-Centric Culture Around CRM Software

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Dawn Gucciardo who took my model of Six D’s to Creating a Customer-Centric Culture and applied it to developing and implementing a CRM software. – Shep Hyken. The same goes for developing and implementing a CRM software! – Everyone leads by example. Guess what? Delight in it!

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Guest Post: Is Your Customer Journey Aligned with Brand Expectations? If Not, It Could Be Costing You Sales

ShepHyken

And more importantly, how can you ensure that it’s not costing you sales? Some examples of brand expectations include providing excellent customer service, having a well-designed website, and offering high-quality products or services. What is a contact center CRM? . What do customers expect from contact centers? .

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Computer Vision: The pathway to a personalized CRM experience

TechSee

Enterprise adoption of AI in CRM. In recent years, a wide range of AI technologies have been successfully integrated into the CRM domain, from sales and marketing to customer support and retention. while the agent can only see the CRM screen before him. Some examples: Computer Vision in Sales & Commerce.

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Guest Post: Five Actionable Ideas to Transform Your Customer Service in 2021

ShepHyken

One such example is Dr. A.I.?, Another interesting example is the live chat format used by Lightroom – an Adobe product used for managing photographs. One idea is to integrate your live chat software with your CRM so that you can save chat transcripts that can be referred to during future conversations.

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Guest Blog: Why cross-team collaboration is essential for B2B customer support teams

ShepHyken

It’s also not uncommon for other departments such as Sales, Onboarding, and Marketing to have access to support software as well. Teams should integrate support software with development tools, sales tools including CRM technology, and marketing communication tools. Walk in your customer’s shoes for a moment.

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Post-sale teams, stop treating your CRM like a Swiss Army knife

ChurnZero

Most recently, we’ve seen leaders question whether they should revert to using their organization’s longstanding incumbent sales tool—the CRM—as an interim solution to their team integration challenges. Treating a CRM as a Swiss Army Knife is both inefficient and reductive to the work of post-sale teams.

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Guest Post: How to Align Customer Service and Sales

ShepHyken

She writes about how you can align customer service and sales in your organization. But what if we told you that, in fact, customer service and sales are much more interlinked than you may think? Keep reading our brief guide packed with excellent tips on aligning customer service and sales for top-notch results across the board.

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