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Set your CCO up with authority

Zeisler Consulting

Recently I wrote about a friend of mine, a Chief Customer Officer who was struggling with breaking through to her leadership colleagues the importance of taking action to improve the organization’s CX. The advent and popularization of the role of the Chief Customer Officer is a great thing.

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The 30-50-20 Rule

Zeisler Consulting

The company in question didn’t have much experience with a deliberate, dedicated CX function and was interested in investigating what a true Office of the Customer—led by a Chief Customer Officer—would do with itself. That would be Process Engineering.

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The 30-50-20 Rule

Zeisler Consulting

The company in question didn’t have much experience with a deliberate, dedicated CX function and was interested in investigating what a true Office of the Customer—led by a Chief Customer Officer—would do with itself. That would be Process Engineering.

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When it’s okay to ask

Zeisler Consulting

Fast forward now to my life as a Fractional Chief Customer Officer and CX consultant (and constant pest when it comes to preaching about the value of feedback), and it occurs to me: Maybe it’s okay sometimes to ask for a positive review. Please feel free to share that feedback when you get a survey request.”

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The Customer-First Experience: Are Brands Really Prepared to Deliver?

Calabrio

While many brands are prioritizing the customer experience, our newly-released study identifies a disconnect between goals and execution. Recently, we surveyed more than 800 marketing and customer experience leaders from the US and the UK in partnership with global research consultancy, Morar.

Brands 162
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It’s really just BPI

Zeisler Consulting

Otherwise (as I’ve written recently ), you’re simply throwing your money away with surveys, interviews, and the like. It’s not that Customer Insights or building a good CX Culture aren’t important , and not that they don’t sometimes require a lot of resources and attention themselves. But somebody’s got to do the… doing.

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The Customer-First Experience: Are Brands Really Prepared to Deliver?

Calabrio

While many brands are prioritizing the customer experience, our newly-released study identifies a disconnect between goals and execution. Recently, we surveyed more than 800 marketing and customer experience leaders from the US and the UK in partnership with global research consultancy, Morar.

Brands 100