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InMoment (integrated) Experience: Changing The Game

InMoment XI

In the rapidly changing consumer market, the highest customer-rated Integrated CX company, InMoment, took a bold and proactive approach. On Thursday, January 25th, we hosted the “Changing The Game” event in Austin, TX—a crucible for innovative ideas and game-changing strategies to address the consumer market in 2024 and beyond.

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Connected Cars: How Their Evolution Impacts Consumers & Businesses

GlowTouch

Share this entry Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share by Mail Connected Cars: How Their Evolution Impacts Consumers & Businesses. Connected cars keep getting more advanced and less exclusive. First Things First, What Are Connected Cars? What to Expect Moving Forward.

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The Complete Retail Customer Experience Guide

InMoment XI

With 93% of consumers reading reviews before making a purchase, and 58% of consumers being willing to drive further or pay more for a product with good reviews, a good customer experience and brand reputation management have never been more critical than it is today. The retail customer experience is also a complex one.

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The Future of Brand Building is Customer Centricity

C3Centricity

Consumers no longer appreciated being interrupted in their daily lives, if they ever did! Brand Building. Many large CPG companies, such as P&G, Coca-Cola and Nestle, have changed the name of their Marketing departments in the past twenty years, to Brand Building. They continued with the same processes and mind-sets.

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Goodbye CMOs, Your Time is Up: From Brand Building to Business Growth

C3Centricity

Their consumers didn’t appreciate being interrupted in their daily lives. However, with the creation of inbound marketing, they still irritated their consumers with spammy emails, popups and “subtle” cookies for following their every move. BRAND BUILDING. They were the ones that moved to consumer centricity.

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3 Ways Work at Home Is Shifting Consumer Behavior

Oracle

With so many more people at home working, studying, and finding entertainment across devices, the way consumers are behaving and interacting with brands is changing. Here are 3 key areas where consumer behavior is shifting, and how you can modify your strategy to accommodate. Consumer spending centers on essentials.

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No Phones Allowed: Brand Building Through Tech-Free Experiences

Blake Morgan

Technology-free experiences buck the trend that brands don’t seem to exist if they aren’t constantly shared on social media—which could be a risky move, but customers feel they have experienced something unique and exclusive. Instead of sharing with the masses, they share the experience via word of mouth, which grows the brand.

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