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If you want a consistent experience across all touchpoints, you must ask for customer feedback at each one

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Understanding the various touchpoints (e.g., in person, digital) you have with your customers is key to delivering a memorable customer experience. Once you’ve mapped out your touchpoints, it’s often helpful to group them into channels. Online chat is another part of modern contact centers.

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5 Strategies for CX Excellence

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After all, there is no cash without customers and employees! Start your customer experience feedback program with your most important touchpoint. You probably interact with customers in a variety of ways: website, app, contact center, location, field services, etc.

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Lesson #2: CX Measurement Is Hot, But It's Not What You Think It Is

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As noted previously, the term VoC is frequently used to describe the measurement of the customer experience; so is the term customer experience management (CEM). A consulting firm mentioned in the introduction, Forrester , coined a third term: customer feedback management (CFM).

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Build Your VoC Program From Where You Are: Part 1 - Building Phase

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After you know where you stand based on the results of the relationship survey, you can then start to put together the building blocks of the core of your VoC program by selecting one touchpoint to focus on with a transactional survey. Is this now a digital touchpoint? Are you measuring these digital experiences and improving them?

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Lesson #3: VoC Is Becoming The Single Source of Truth For All Customer Feedback On CX

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Customers are increasingly volunteering feedback directly to the company or indirectly through social review sites. All of these means are unsolicited, in that the company did not reach out directly asking for feedback from the customer. Sean McDade, PhD is the author of Listen or Die: 40 Lessons That Turn Customer Feedback Into Gold.