Sat.Feb 15, 2014 - Fri.Feb 21, 2014

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The Demise of Brands……and Brand Research?

InMoment XI

There is a lot of research done around brands – brand image, brand equity, etc. We often try to answer questions like: “How strong is my brand versus my competitors’ brands?” and “How much more will customers pay for a similar product from this brand compared to that brand?” I saw a couple of articles. View Article.

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Great Customer Service Starts in the Staff Room

Win the Customer

'Internal customer service, or servicing those who service your customers is vital to any business progressing, properly functioning, and continuing to establish a patter of exceptional customer experiences. As companies focus intently on improving the level of customer service they offer to clients, the quality of internal interactions within the business can become overlooked.

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Accessibility is Key to Customer Satisfaction in 2014

Comm100

When one thinks of providing a great customer experience, it’s easy to visualize some of the more common aspects of customer service – employees with customer friendly attitudes, giving the customer their money’s worth and promptly resolving any concerns or issues. These are all important; however, with the customer experience playing field being leveled by new technology and the almighty Internet, it’s important to focus on another key aspect – Accessibility.

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Be an ‘Undercover Boss’ to help employees please customers

Service Untitled

'If you have ever tuned into the CBS show “Undercover Boss” where owners and corporate executives work undercover to examine their own companies, it is indeed an interesting concept that has aroused some significant awareness and changes in organizations. Of course, there’s always some interesting drama associated with the television production, but it’s that individual attention and demand for fair treatment and loyalty that sustains success and growth for all of us.

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The Ultimate Guide to Monetizing Customer Learning

Every decision that goes into your learning monetization strategy matters for your organization’s bottom line. Our research has shown a clear correlation between high program maturity (and ROI!) and choosing the right monetization strategy. This eBook contains clear, actionable ways to approach packaging and pricing models that will help your association grow revenue, improve profitability, and drive expansion into new markets.

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The Demise of Brands……and Brand Research?

InMoment XI

There is a lot of research done around brands – brand image, brand equity, etc. We often try to answer questions like: “How strong is my brand versus my competitors’ brands?” and “How much more will customers pay for a similar product from this brand compared to that brand?” I saw a couple of articles.

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The Four Gears of B2B SaaS – Part 1

Amity

Geoffrey Moore recently published a new edition of his classic high-tech marketing book, Crossing the Chasm , updated to be relevant for today’s markets. While the core model is unchanged, Moore makes it clear that ‘Crossing the Chasm’ is strictly a B2B model. To address newly relevant B2C markets, Moore adds a new model as an appendix. The Four Gears Model for Digital Consumer Adoption.

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How Nonprofits Can Increase Online Donations and Other Random Acts of Kindness

ForeSee

'by Kecia Brady, Marketing Representative, ForeSee In addition to being Presidents Day in the United States, it’s also Random Acts of Kindness Day. I like this quote from our first. The post How Nonprofits Can Increase Online Donations and Other Random Acts of Kindness appeared first on ForeSee.

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The Demise of Brands……and Brand Research?

InMoment XI

There is a lot of research done around brands – brand image, brand equity, etc. We often try to answer questions like: “How strong is my brand versus my competitors’ brands?” and “How much more will customers pay for a similar product from this brand compared to that brand?” I saw a couple of articles.

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10 Keys to More Meaningful Customer Service Teamwork

Win the Customer

'Having to work in a team, and developing better customer service teamwork is one of the fundamental keys to a consistent customer experience.

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Reimagine Your Communications With A Unified Platform

Cut complexity and boost efficiency while empowering your customers with Nextiva's unified communications platform. Nextiva streamlines workflows and centralizes customer interactions, all while simplifying business collaboration, increasing productivity, and reducing employee burnout.

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The Four Gears of B2B SaaS – Part 2

Amity

In Part 1 we expanded Geoffrey Moore’s Four Gears model to this emerging B2B model ( SaaS 2.0 ) In this post we will examine how to operationalize the four gears. Over the past few years the B2B business model has evolved from a ‘Land and Maintain’ model to a ‘Land and Expand’ model. Four Gears Model for B2B SaaS. Of the Four Gears in the new B2B model (Land, Convert, Expand, and Enlist) all but the Land gear are relatively recent additions to the model.

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Sochi 2014 will be Remembered for Sporting Excellence

Customer Interactions

'Few sports fans want to consider security risks as they embrace the excitement of the Olympic Games. Looking back two years ago, many of the security concerns in the weeks before London 2012 were eventually mitigated by the British Army and helped pave the way for perhaps the most successful Games in recent years. In Sochi too, there were some real security worries threatening to overshadow the Games before the first athlete took to the piste.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Advice for the Automotive Industry

InMoment XI

In the 1984 movie ‘Amadus’, Mozart debuts one of his operas before Emperor Joseph II. Anxious to hear his feedback after the curtain falls, Mozart asks the Emperor what he thought. The emperor responds by saying ‘too many notes.’ I was reminded of those words last night as I overheard in excruciating detail the problems. View Article.

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What is Customer Experience? [Infographic]

Win the Customer

'Simply put, customer experience is how your customers perceive their interaction with your organization.

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How Retailers Are Transforming Customer Experiences with Data & AI

Speaker: David Azoulay, Marc Stracuzza, Román Tejada, and Guest Speaker Sucharita Kodali

Imagine a retail landscape where every interaction is personalized, every decision informed, and every opportunity maximized 🤔✨ Join us for an exploratory journey into the heart of AI-driven retail innovation. We’ll unveil the transformative potential of AI and data analytics in shaping the future of omnichannel personalization and e-commerce.

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8 Clever Ways Online Marketers Use Consumer Surveys

Upwave

Online marketers have a plethora of web tools at their disposal. We at Upwave are happy to see online marketing surveys becoming a more popular one, since they can inform a wide variety of business decisions. Marketers have used our consumer survey service in many clever ways, so we wanted to share some highlights: Defining your demographic. When developing a product or service, it’s essential to determine your target customer.

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Creative Ideas to Gain Executive Attention and Empathy for Customers

PeopleMetrics

'Customer Experience professionals often face a daunting task: getting executives to truly care about the customer experience. While executives often talk about customer experience and its importance to the business, sometimes their actions indicate that they do not identify with customers the way the Cx team does. With competing priorities around revenue growth, operational efficiencies, and innovation, customers are often an afterthought on the executive agenda.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Advice for the Automotive Industry

InMoment XI

In the 1984 movie ‘Amadus’, Mozart debuts one of his operas before Emperor Joseph II. Anxious to hear his feedback after the curtain falls, Mozart asks the Emperor what he thought. The emperor responds by saying ‘too many notes.’ I was reminded of those words last night as I overheard in excruciating detail the problems.

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Why Your Customers Still Like Mobile Credit Payments

Win the Customer

'Don''t be surprised if customers ask about the security behind your credit card transactions. Educate them on why paying with a card is convenient and secure for both of you.

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Navigating the Future: Unveiling Trends and Bold Predictions in Customer Experience

Ready to explore 2024’s CX landscape? Join experts from SMG and guest Forrester as they discuss prominent trends actively shaping the industry and dive into a stack of bold predictions for the year ahead. Will the average customer experience improve? How can leaders leverage their CX metrics to establish financial linkage? What will global firms achieve using customer-facing generative AI?

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Fist bumps or black cars? Uber and Lyft attract users for different reasons

Upwave

Why book a hotel room when someone’s apartment is left empty? Why catch a cab when you have a “friend with a car”? Such is the logic behind Airbnb, Uber, Lyft, and other collaborative consumption services that have exploded in popularity. The services are typically more convenient and less expensive than traditional alternatives, but also tote loftier implications, like bringing together members of a community and facilitating a sharing economy.

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How much are you loved?

Smith+co CX

'Every brand wants a relationship with its customers. We want them to like us; even love us, and love only us - forever. Customers too want to be loved, but do they think about their interaction with a brand as a relationship? It seems they do. The annual Edelman survey found that increasingly customers are choosing brands on emotional and relationship-based criteria.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Advice for the Automotive Industry

InMoment XI

In the 1984 movie ‘Amadus’, Mozart debuts one of his operas before Emperor Joseph II. Anxious to hear his feedback after the curtain falls, Mozart asks the Emperor what he thought. The emperor responds by saying ‘too many notes.’ I was reminded of those words last night as I overheard in excruciating detail the problems.

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Tracking Lost Customers

InMoment XI

We’re in the business of helping our clients know their customers, but what if we could help them reach customers who browsed through the shelves or racks and didn’t buy? What about people who have visited a dealership to kick the tires but then left and purchased another vehicle without providing any contact information to. View Article.

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11 Tips to Drive Learning Content Consumption

Unlock the full potential of your educational initiatives with the 11 Tips to Drive Learning Content Consumption eBook. You’ll uncover: Why measure content consumption rather than (or in addition to) completion rates and member satisfaction? What are some proven tactics to create quality learner content and raise your content consumption rates? Discover the secrets from leading experts in the field, distilled into practical tips that promise to elevate the quality of your educational offerings,

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Five Unexpected Questions You Need to Ask About Your Feedback System

InMoment XI

70% of workers are disengaged. Yep, it’s true according to Gallup’s latest study. How much do you think this costs your company? Up to 35% of payroll some say. Put a pencil to that and hear yourself gasp. Gallup says $450 – $550 Billion a year in the US alone. Say again? Too often – View Article.

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Tracking Lost Customers

InMoment XI

We’re in the business of helping our clients know their customers, but what if we could help them reach customers who browsed through the shelves or racks and didn’t buy? What about people who have visited a dealership to kick the tires but then left and purchased another vehicle without providing any contact information to.

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Five Unexpected Questions You Need to Ask About Your Feedback System

InMoment XI

70% of workers are disengaged. Yep, it’s true according to Gallup’s latest study. How much do you think this costs your company? Up to 35% of payroll some say. Put a pencil to that and hear yourself gasp. Gallup says $450 – $550 Billion a year in the US alone. Say again?

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Tracking Lost Customers

InMoment XI

We’re in the business of helping our clients know their customers, but what if we could help them reach customers who browsed through the shelves or racks and didn’t buy? What about people who have visited a dealership to kick the tires but then left and purchased another vehicle without providing any contact information to.

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Strategic CX: A Deep Dive into Voice of the Customer Insights for Clarity

Speaker: Nicholas Zeisler, CX Strategist & Fractional CXO

The first step in a successful Customer Experience endeavor (or for that matter, any business proposition) is to find out what’s wrong. If you can’t identify it, you can’t fix it! 💡 That’s where the Voice of the Customer (VoC) comes in. Today, far too many brands do VoC simply because that’s what they think they’re supposed to do; that’s what all their competitors do.

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Five Unexpected Questions You Need to Ask About Your Feedback System

InMoment XI

70% of workers are disengaged. Yep, it’s true according to Gallup’s latest study. How much do you think this costs your company? Up to 35% of payroll some say. Put a pencil to that and hear yourself gasp. Gallup says $450 – $550 Billion a year in the US alone. Say again?

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