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North America’s Must-Attend Customer Service Strategy Meeting Hits NYC

CSM Magazine

With a new emphasis on the importance of customer data, support leaders hold some of the companies most valuable insights. In order to feed that back into the organization, their responsibilities and internal footprint are changing and, simultaneously with customer expectations, they must evolve.

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A Successful Customer Experience Strategy Means Keeping it Consistent

TechSee

On his last trip to London, he stayed at the Lord Rochester Hotel, since his tried-and-trusted Hotel Miranda Grand was overbooked. This article underscores the importance of creating a streamlined and reliable customer experience and explains several technological approaches that can help deliver it. Technology as the driver.

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Loyalty Strategy 2019: How to Win in the Next Decade

Currency Alliance

Partners: optimize the mix to appeal to a broader array of customers. Emotional loyalty: add incentives along many touchpoints in customer journeys. For example, maximizing customer Lifetime Value (LTV) might be the primary objective. But the challenge is meeting that customer’s increasingly lofty demands.

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Top 6 Loyalty Trends for 2021

Currency Alliance

If 2020 has taught us anything it is that diversification (or luck from being in the right sector) can be a lifeline. It allows us to keep customers engaged when business plans fly out the window, due to marketplace calamities, such as the Covid-19 pandemic. The functionality in loyalty systems is being broken up.

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It’s (almost) never 1%: how to price loyalty rewards

Currency Alliance

On the cusp of 2020, 1% is almost never the right amount. In exchange for their data, and for receiving periodic marketing, customers expect to be: recognized (emotional value). But it’s also because the factors that affect a customer’s loyalty are not static, but highly fluid. at low cost, because supply exceeds demand.

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Loyalty Point Liquidity drives Customer Engagement

Currency Alliance

As technologies mature and customer behavior changes, markets must evolve to remain relevant. Customers expect flexibility and convenience from the companies they do business with because people live in a world where almost everything is accessible with a few clicks on their smartphone.

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