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6 Steps to Help You Put Customers at the Center of the Organization, Part 2

CX Journey

It was published on their blog on October 25, 2016. In this second part of a two-part series, I continue detailing some important ways to ensure that your company is putting the customer at the center of all it does. In Part 1 of this two-part series, I left off with Step 3: Outline the Customer Lifecycle. CRM data, and more.

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Using Your Employees' Voices to Transform the Customer Experience

CX Journey

It appeared on their blog on January 7, 2016. Fact : Without your employees, you have no customer experience. The linkage between employee experience and customer experience has been proven. So it's important that we listen to employees and find out what's keeping them from being able to delight customers.

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What is relationship marketing: examples and strategies

BirdEye

This strategy uses online and offline communication channels for your business to build stronger relationships with your customer base. This marketing strategy isn’t about short-term wins or sales transactions; instead, it focuses on long-term customer retention. Why does relationship marketing work?

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How Well Do You Know the Six Customer Experience Performance Domains?

CX Journey

This is a modified version of that post, which appeared on their blog on March 30, 2016. The Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA) was established in 2011 to support and to advance the customer experience profession, to set standards for the profession, and to increase the visibility of these long-unsung heroes.

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Customer-Centric Marketing: Step-Up Performance

ClearAction

Thankfully, many companies have been migrating away from product-centric, month/quarter-end-centric and competitor-centric marketing, toward putting the individual or most profitable customer at the center of marketing design and delivery. Assigning ownership of the company’s customer experience excellence to Marketing can be problematic.