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Customer Experience Conferences and Events to Attend in 2017

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Customer experience (CX) — defined as “the cumulative impact of all interactions and experiences between your business and the customer, at every touchpoint across the entire customer journey, and viewed entirely from your customer’s perspective” — has become one of today’s most important business benchmarks.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of April 3, 2017

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In 2016, the conference organizers added a Customer Service track to the list of 20 or so other tracks. This year, attendance at several Customer Service sessions reportedly doubled from last year. Entrepreneur) What makes a brand strong in 2017? Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.

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Is the Chief Experience Officer a Worthwhile Addition to the C-Suite?

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By 2019, according to Gartner’s CXM Survey , only 11% of companies lacked a CXO and 10% a CCO – a 24% increase compared to 2017. This data reflects a growing recognition of the importance of CX leadership in driving business success and delivering exceptional customer experiences.

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Customer Service & CX Leaders Make the Best Magic TOGETHER

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RT @360Connext : Jason Dabrowski @jeanniecw and @Dragonburger75 loooove customers! Jeannie Walters (@jeanniecw) October 4, 2017. So let’s unpack that a bit… First, customer service and CX are often used interchangeably. Take, for example, this piece in the British Museum of a customer complaint etched in stone!

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How Changi Airport Group, Midea Group, StarHub and Prudential Singapore use relationships to win

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There’s never been a more crucial time for brands to keep a finger on the pulse of changing customer needs – or risk falling behind the pack. . At CX and the City over one hundred customers, insights, marketing and CX professionals across 5 countries joined us in Singapore to explore the future of customer relationships in Asia Pacific.

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What big brands can learn from Peloton, the popular, high-end fitness equipment manufacturer

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Pelaton’s loyal customer base can be attributed to following the playbook of successful “cult brands.” The company found a niche and used customer insight to inform its decisions. According to the New York Times , the fancy fitness equipment maker did almost $400 million in sales in 2017, more than double the previous year.

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Why listening to your customers is vital to success this Christmas

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According to Forrester by 2020 almost half of global retail sales will be via the web – with $2 trillion spent via ecommerce in 2017 alone. Creating customer insight Delivering what consumers want relies on building a detailed picture of customer needs. Share this page on: Tweet.