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

Beyond Philosophy

Instead of customer experiences driven by human interaction, he says we will have more technology-driven interactions. For example, demographic differences will become apparent as some of the older consumers aren’t going to like technological interactions. Also, grocery stores might have more self-service options.

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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! This Bathroom is Really Stuck!

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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. Each customer service representative says more about the brand by how they treat a customer during an interaction than any marketing campaign. Those who are not will fall behind in 2010. Is 2010 the year for a focus on the customer?

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SXSW Interactive Parties: Meet ReviewTrackers at These Events

ReviewTrackers

Four years ago, our company was named one of the Innovative Web Technologies finalists for SXSW Interactive Accelerator, where we were able to show off the cutting-edge technology that powers our review management software platform. SXSW Interactive Trade Show. This is an interactive event. Are you going to SXSW? 10 am to 6 pm.

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You Can Put Your Boots in the Oven, But that Don't Make'em Biscuits: The real stuff behind optimizing Customer Dynamics at Interactions 2010

Customer Interactions

Interactions 2010 promises to be very exciting with dozens of breakout sessions, plenty of opportunities for networking with other users and NICE experts, a showcase designed to deepen know-how and expertise, and innovative discussions and workshops for sharing “real world” experiences.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 11-8-2021

ShepHyken

destinationCRM) In a provocative Harvard Business Review article, researchers from the Corporate Executive Board (CEB) argued in 2010 that companies should Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers, because “wowing” customers was a losing strategy. 7 Best Practices to Handle (and Ace) Customer Interactions by Aayushi Sanghavi. (G2)

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Reducing Customer Effort – Make it Easy to be Your Customer

NICE inContact

First introduced in 2010, Customer Effort Score (CES) is a fairly new contact center metric. NPS focuses on long-term happiness, whereas CSAT zeroes is on one particular interaction (usually a recent one). Making your customers exert effort when interacting with you is – no surprises here – obviously a bad thing.