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How to Identify Your Most Important Customer Touchpoints

GetFeedback

When tasked with overhauling the customer experience (CX), business leaders often seek to identify the most critical customer touchpoints. Put yourself in the customer’s shoes. For example, organizations focus on improving one service interaction, or one check-out experience. Leverage customer feedback.

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How to Keep Customer Journeys on the Frictionless Path

CSM Magazine

Businesses that optimise both the customer journey and the customer experience are rewarded with strong customer retention, revenues and brand reputation. But so many fail at the first hurdle because they don’t take the time to understand the customer journey. These journeys are more common than ever.

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Four key themes from eTail East 2016

OpinionLab

Instead, it’s about creating an overall customer solution that combines all potential touchpoints and embraces technological evolution. Theme 2: Customer journey maps are the answer to your problems. According to research, brands with a strong ability to understand customer journeys have a 104% higher conversion.

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Customer Experience ROI Opportunities on B2B Touchpoints

ClearAction

Customer Experience ROI Opportunities on B2B Touchpoints Lynn Hunsaker. Are you accelerating repurchases through your customer experience touch-points with industrial customers? 4 Steps to Customer Experience ROI. B2B Voice-of-the-Customer: Integrating Decision Influencers’ Views.

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6 Steps to Help You Put Customers at the Center of the Organization, Part 1

CX Journey

It was published on their blog on September 28, 2016. In this first part of a two-part series, I'll outline some important ways to ensure that your company is putting the customer at the center of all it does. For customers, right? To create and to nurture a customer, to be specific. Identify the customer 2.

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Jobs-To-Be-Done: A Lens To Keep Journeys Customer-Focused

Kerry Bodine

We’re often asked how the framework of customer jobs-to-be-done fits with the methodology of customer journey mapping. Here’s my perspective on how jobs theory can complement your mapping efforts. Here’s the good news: You don’t need a separate tool to track your customers’ jobs-to-be-done.

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Break Silos with This Secret Customer Experience Weapon: Cascading Collaboration

CX University

As it turns out, customer experience unlocks a radical capability of mapping the customer journey. To destroy silos, all you need to do is focus on changing customer journeys. From Touchpoint to Customer Journey: How the simple act of connecting the dots will start a revolution.