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How to Prove the ROI of Your Voice of the Customer (VoC) Program

GetFeedback

A recent McKinsey survey showed customer satisfaction with health insurance is 73% more likely when customer journeys work well than when only touchpoints do. The same survey showed that when hotels get the customer journey right, customers are 61% more willing to recommend the hotel than customers of hotels that only focus on touchpoints.

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Shocking! Airports Trick You Into Spending More Money!

Beyond Philosophy

Years ago, I endured a long layover at the Detroit airport. However, I passed through the Motor City’s airport more recently and what a difference a new terminal can make. The gleaming space is light and airy, with a bright red tram whisking passengers from one end to the other like something out of a sci-fi movie.

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Challenges of Understanding the Customer Journey End-to-End

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Airlines may argue their journey is about the actual time in-air for a customer, but as customers, we all know it starts earlier and ends later. One airline trying to understand the actual journey more for their customers is Virgin Atlantic. It was a simple gesture to make passengers more comfortable. Don’t fool yourself!

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Reputational Risk Explained: Effective Strategies to Build Trust and Credibility

BirdEye

We will break down how to measure reputation risk, strategies for identifying vulnerabilities, and what you can do to protect your reputation in this blog. United Airlines In April 2017, United Airlines suffered reputation risk because a video showed three Chicago Department of Aviation security officers harassing an elderly man.

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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » Ranking customer service for airlines

Service Untitled

Service Untitled The blog about customer service and the customer service experience. per 100,000 passengers. Most airlines operate on the same air routes, and every day packed planes travel the same routes, so is rating arrival times and customer service just splitting hairs? million payout.

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Airports and excellent customer service – can it really be?

Service Untitled

The next time you’re sitting in one of those impossibly uncomfortable hard plastic seats at Newark International Airport and you see a suggestion box hidden somewhere, slip a picture of Singapore’s Changi International Airport in there. Small airports scored significantly higher than the largest airports.

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Why great customer service is important for every part of the business

Kayako

At Kayako, we recently ran a survey of our own and found that 60% of consumers would be unlikely or very unlikely to return to a company that had provided them bad service in the past, even if a trusted friend recommended that the service had improved. Customer support can fuel all areas of your business and help them achieve their goals.