Brands Chatbots Connections Customer Change 
Blake Morgan
JUNE 16, 2023
No matter what you’re selling or offering customers, digital is now a requirement, including e-commerce, apps, chatbots, immersive VR and AR, AI automation—the list goes on and on. But as technology advances and customers evolve, so too do digital experiences. What does that future digital experience look like?
Blake Morgan
JULY 29, 2023
There’s a strong connection between investing in customer experience and increasing the bottom line. But what happens to CX budgets during economic uncertainty, inflation, and changing customer priorities? As the markets and consumers change, brands can’t simply stick with what they’ve done in the past.
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SurveySparrow
DECEMBER 11, 2020
You see, when you invest in advertising and show up in front of your customers during a crisis, they’ll remember your brand. And when everything ends, and your customers gain money, they’ll go to your company first. . This will create a positive, kind, empathic brand image in front of your customers.
Storyminers
JANUARY 24, 2017
Nordstrom is well respected for its exemplary customer service. It’s simply natural to let expectations creep between brands. After all, most people notice obvious differences—like the ones between businesses and brands—more than the little changes within them. 2017 won’t be a year of “one thing changes one time.”
ProProfs Chat
APRIL 24, 2020
We’ve seen popular brands create some of the most memorable and successful customer service stories. Believe it or not, but customer service psychology is one of the driving factors for their success. According to NewVoiceMedia , feeling unappreciated is the #1 reason for customers to switch away from products and services.
Storyminers
JANUARY 24, 2017
Nordstrom is well respected for its exemplary customer service. It’s simply natural to let expectations creep between brands. After all, most people notice obvious differences—like the ones between businesses and brands—more than the little changes within them. 2017 won’t be a year of “one thing changes one time.”
Answer Dash
JANUARY 9, 2019
(This article is first published at Forbes ) Before we get into my fifth annual piece on customer experience predictions, let me introduce myself to new readers. I started writing about customer experience for Forbes in 2014, simply because I thought it was interesting–I was fascinated by human behavior and by the idea of a brand.
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