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What Is Your Customer-Centric DNA?

Contact Center Pipeline

The definition of a “truly customer-centric” organization is one that has mastered the ability to intentionally design and consistently deliver the ideal customer experience across all products, channels and brands.

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Amazing Business Radio: Amy Brown

ShepHyken

She shares findings from Authenticx’s Customer Voices Report and how organizations can use data to drive customer experience strategies. Top Takeaways: Customers want to be empathized with and understood by the brands they interact and do business with. Listen to your employees, too, not just your customers.

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For Employees and Customers, Should the Goal Be Higher Engagement or Higher Experience Value?

Beyond Philosophy

There are lots of articles and studies around stating things like “Highly engaged customers are loyal customers”. There’s little doubt that engaged customers can, and do, help shape the brand. They can also provide useful feedback and build brand-based communities. Today, is that enough?

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Employee Ambassadorship: CX Focus Built On Neither Employee Satisfaction Nor Employee Engagement

Beyond Philosophy

In part because of today’s greater emphasis on the emotional components of customer experience and customer value delivery, and how this must be an enterprise cultural priority, employees have become center stage in optimizing customer behavior. Please Stop Feedback Competitions Among Your Staff.

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How to Leverage Employee Feedback on Your Customer Experience

PeopleMetrics

If you can tell, we’re fans of using feedback in your customer experience strategy. However, when thinking about collecting feedback on the customer experience, we can limit ourselves to considering feedback from customers. After all, customers are the end-users of our experience. They’re tuned in.

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Customer Experience ROI: How You Prove You Understand Customer Experience Strategy

Beyond Philosophy

In our recent podcast, we had a guest Bob Thompson, CEO of Customer Think Corp., an independent research and publishing firm focused on customer-centric business management and the founder and editor-in-chief of CustomerThink.com. Recommendation #4: Get feedback from sources other than surveys.

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Customer-Centric Marketing with Mich Hancock

ShepHyken

It is about communicating with your customers, getting feedback, responding to comments, and taking action based on what your customers tell you. Instead of replying with a generic “thank you” each time someone leaves a comment, respond in a way that makes the customer feel heard as an individual.