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Connecting Your Brand with the New Generation

Second to None

Older Gen Zers witnessed their parents face economic turmoil and risk of unemployment in 2008, instilling a pragmatic attitude towards the monetary market. Influence is a major factor for Gen Z when it comes to making a purchase and connecting with a brand. 4] Due to this shift, younger people are connecting with brands in unique ways.

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Connecting Your Brand with the New Generation

Second to None

Older Gen Zers witnessed their parents face economic turmoil and risk of unemployment in 2008, instilling a pragmatic attitude towards the monetary market. Influence is a major factor for Gen Z when it comes to making a purchase and connecting with a brand. Online Influence. As Generation Z matures, their impact will only increase.

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Loyalty partners: co-creating customer value

Currency Alliance

Loyalty partnerships with complementary brands are the best way to create additional value, for customers and for your business. Depending on the maturity of your loyalty program, you may already have some program partners, or be a partner in somebody else’s program. I’m a case in point.

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If It’s Called Customer Experience, Why Is It All About the Brand?

ClearAction

When you connect the feedback dots, you make things better for all customers, not just one at a time. An example is Suntrust Bank , who saw the financial meltdown in 2008 as an opportunity to see how they could rebuild trust with their customers. Q: Can companies turn their customer experience reputation around? A: Absolutely.

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If It’s Called Customer Experience, Why is it All About the Company?

ClearAction

When you connect the feedback dots, you make things better for all customers, not just one at a time. An example is Suntrust Bank , who saw the financial meltdown in 2008 as an opportunity to see how they could rebuild trust with their customers. Q: Can companies turn their customer experience reputation around? A: Absolutely.

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