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Why Exceeding Customer Expectations Can Make or Break a Business

Kayako

Identifying the service our customers want can be like trying to hit a clay-pigeon. We want to do our best to deliver the best support to our customers. But your customer and their desires can be moving targets. Over time, they develop expectations about your brand and service standards.

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Reflections of A Practitioner: CX Maturity, Customer Expectations and the Use of Predictive Analytics

InMoment XI

Following my four years leading the CX practice for, arguably, the best airline in the Americas, JetBlue, the transition to the “provider” side of things since last May has been very interesting. My experience has provided a unique perspective into the various levels of CX maturity in organizations across many different industries.

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Reflections of A Practitioner: CX Maturity, Customer Expectations and the Use of Predictive Analytics

InMoment XI

Following my four years leading the CX practice for, arguably, the best airline in the Americas, JetBlue, the transition to the “provider” side of things since last May has been very interesting. My experience has provided a unique perspective into the various levels of CX maturity in organizations across many different industries.

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Reflections of A Practitioner: CX Maturity, Customer Expectations and the Use of Predictive Analytics

InMoment XI

Following my four years leading the CX practice for, arguably, the best airline in the Americas, JetBlue, the transition to the “provider” side of things since last May has been very interesting. My experience has provided a unique perspective into the various levels of CX maturity in organizations across many different industries.

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What are Your UICs? Lessons from American & United Airlines Customer Experience Debacles

Michelli Experience

I call them UICs (unique industry challenges) and I see them as foundational issues that must be overcome to deliver outstanding customer experiences. Here are a few examples: Frequent interactions that involve saying “no” to customers. Customers must yield control. Customers must yield control. Customer alcohol use.

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Reinventing airline loyalty with LoyaltyPlus FrequentFlyer

LoyaltyPlus

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimates that global revenues for airlines were down by 44% last year when compared to 2019 figures. Fortunately, operations have resumed with airlines looking for more creative ways of re-engaging with customers.

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Managing Customer Expectations Like a Pro – Featuring Mike Miller and Vikas Bhambri

Kustomer

Listen and subscribe to our podcast: In this episode of the Customer Service Secrets Podcast, Gabe Larsen is joined by two CX leaders, Michael Miller and Vikas Bhambri, to discuss how to manage different types of customer expectations and service expectations during a global pandemic. Proactive Communication.