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This is What Exceptional Customer Service Looks Like In 2018

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It’s 2018, and customer expectations are changing faster than ever. While some businesses have struggled to withstand the shifting tides, others have reacted in a timely enough fashion to keep up (at least minimally) with changing customer expectations. Organic Mobile Experiences Blur Channel Lines. Who is doing this right?

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The desire to make a difference in creating a customer-oriented culture – an interview with Kathy van de Laar

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This year, Ian Golding (that’s me), will officially become the author of a book. We’re a small company specialised in customer insights, CX consulting and training/change management. We work with organisations large and small to help them be more customer-centric. A lifetimes ambition, I am beyond excited!!

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Top 50 Customer Success Influencers 2021

SmartKarrot

Without further ado, here is presenting to you our Top 50 Customer Success Influencers for 2021. Proclaimed as the Customer Success growth expert, consultant, and thought leader, Lincoln is a customer-centric growth mastermind. Additionally, he serves as the Chief Customer Officer at Higher Logic. Lincoln Murphy.

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Your Ultimate Guide to Brand Perception

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in the Q4 of 2018. Former CEO of McDonalds, Steve Easterbook confirms that brand perception is one factor that helped the company grow in the last quarter of 2018. c) Content Creation: Good content creation is a smart way to create a positive brand perception. Are they happy with their experience with your brand?

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POV: Where Is The New Growth For Restaurants? Your 6-Step Strategy

Strativity

The article was a review of James Beard Award-winning food journalist Kevin Alexander’s book Burn the Ice: The American Culinary Revolution and Its End. The Post article was on the heels of articles from Restaurant Business (2018) and The New York Times (2017)—both asserting that there may be too many restaurants. McKinsey and Co.

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Where is the new growth for restaurants?

Strativity

The article was a review of James Beard Award-winning food journalist Kevin Alexander’s book Burn the Ice: The American Culinary Revolution and Its End. The Post article was on the heels of articles from Restaurant Business (2018) and The New York Times (2017)—both asserting that there may be too many restaurants. McKinsey and Co.

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