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Are Surveys Really Customer-Centric?

Blake Morgan

Survey response rates are dropping because customers feel brands don’t care about their opinions. Instead of relying on NPS, brands should consider the most valuable metrics. Feedback is crucial, but brands must pay attention to customer data and not waste their time. If Not NPS Surveys, Then What?

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How to Improve Your Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) Score

GetFeedback

Before I answer that, let’s take a look at a popular CSAT metric that was established 25 years ago: the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). It’s interesting to take a look at this metric over time. Preferences for how they interact with your brand today will certainly shift in the future. out of 100.

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Keeping your CX Programs Relevant to How Your Customers Evaluate your Brand

Maru Group

In this article, we explore how to ensure your tracker stays flexible and meaningful to capture relevant and timely customer insights. We evaluated Uber rideshare experiences and kept the study in context to respondents’ overall customer experiences with the brand over the past several months.

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Are You Still Using The Marketing 5Ps? Move To The Improved 7Qs.

C3Centricity

I’ve worked in or with marketing teams for almost my whole career and I am passionate about brand building. I don’t mean just their demographics, but what, where and how they use or consume your brand and the category in which you are competing. If you can’t give all these details about your customers, then you’re in serious trouble.

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Complacency or Innovation: You Decide

CX Journey

I was recently asked for suggestions on how to prevent different business units and divisions from becoming complacent when they are performing well based on their customer experience metrics. I've written a post on that (complacency about metrics), which I'll share in the future. Customers change. What can you do?

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Techniques to Prioritize Your Customers’ Satisfaction

CSM Magazine

There are many ways to make your customers’ lives easier with technology; for instance, you can let them order products online or allow them to pay via a customer-centric AR platform. For instance, quantitative metrics can give you a general idea of the strengths and weaknesses quickly and easily. Let Them Decide.

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Top 20 Books Every Customer Experience Professional Needs to Read Now

Chattermill

Through these interviews, Michelli came away with a set of fundamental principles, such as the importance of understanding the customerschanging expectations, developing a training program centered around CX and a consistent experience across hotels, and empowering employees. What do your customers hate?