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4 out of 5 organizations have not increased their customer satisfaction since 2010!

Beyond Philosophy

With so many companies concentrating on investing resources in customer experience management, with all the technology and tools in use to make it easier than ever before, why don’t we see the opposite? Customer perceptions and attitudes about the experiences that they’re having with companies are dynamic. Click here.

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Bathroom Blogfest 2010 – Stuck in the 60s?

Customers Rock!

This is the 5th year of the Blogfest (4th year participating for me – now with 34 other bloggers in 2010), and we use this opportunity to focus on the customer experience in one of the “forgotten&# spaces, bathrooms! Here is the list of all the participating Bathroom Blogfest 2010 bloggers! link]. [link].

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Focus on Customer Service in 2010 (Finally?)

Customers Rock!

2010 may just be the year that companies start to focus on their customers and serving them well. Kudos to these two companies and the many others who are making it public that they care about their customers and what they think of their brands. - Every customer touch is another brand impression of the company.

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Actioning Customer Feedback: The Secret to Turning Difficult Customers into Loyal Advocates

C3Centricity

In the case of the 2010 recall, due to accelerator pedal issues, Toyota swiftly communicated with affected customers, provided fixes, and introduced enhanced safety measures. This is a great example of exceeding the customer’s expectations, creating even greater delight.

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80% of the companies fail to increase their satisfaction since 2010, why?

Beyond Philosophy

The post 80% of the companies fail to increase their satisfaction since 2010, why? Click HERE to learn more about Professor Ryan Hamilton of Emory University. To learn more about Beyond Philosophy’s Suite of Services Click here. appeared first on Beyond Philosophy.

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What Do Companies With Low Net Promoter Score Have in Common?

Retently

You can also learn a surprising amount of tactics and strategies by studying the opposite end of the scale – the world’s least successful companies, from a churn perspective – to compare their common weaknesses and find out what makes their customers so unlikely to recommend them to their peers. Ready to start?

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Why most companies miss the biggest financial benefits of customer feedback – by Guy Letts

ijgolding

Readers of this blog won’t need persuading of the link between a company’s success and a great customer experience. Happy customers stay longer, buy more, they tell their friends, and your company grows. Sometimes the way companies collect feedback actually impairs the customer experience it’s intended to improve.

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