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What's Your #CX Strategy?

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Image courtesy of AnnaRachel1 What is a customer experience strategy? Let's start by defining "customer experience strategy." A customer experience strategy helps you define, design, and, ultimately, deliver the desired customer experience (desired, of course, by your customers).

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The Value Of Experience Design Improvement Is On The Rise

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They all use the six customer experience pillars. Some have even stayed at elevated levels.

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Should #CX Professionals Care About the Four Moments of Truth?

CX Journey

Here's what's interesting: these xMOTs help marketers and advertisers, but they aren't helpful to customer experience designers. These xMOTs relate more to stages in time, stages in the customer lifecycle, than they do to brief points in time. I'd say these are more stages of truth than moments of truth.

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How Well Do You Know the Six Customer Experience Performance Domains?

CX Journey

The Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA) was established in 2011 to support and to advance the customer experience profession, to set standards for the profession, and to increase the visibility of these long-unsung heroes. It should be aligned with your corporate strategy. Customers evolve.

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Hiring Tips for Your CX Team

CX Journey

We have some helpful strategies to consider based on the structure of your organization and your goals. Hiring without a Customer Insights Team in Place The CX cycle begins and ends with customer insights (the Voice of the Customer program). As usual, there is no answer that fits all scenarios perfectly.

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From Journey Map to Experience

CX Journey

Those are marketing tools and are too high level for customer experience design. Customer experience professionals require a lot more detail at a micro level in order to understand the pain points and to, ultimately, fix them. Align the organization.

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Why You Must Address Customer Irrationality Before It’s Too Late

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Today we will take a closer look at what irrationality means in a Customer Experience and how it applies to customers’ decision making. Moreover, and perhaps most importantly, we will address what you can do about customer irrationality in your Customer Experience design. Quite the opposite.

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