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Launching a Voice of Franchisee (VoF) Program? Your Top Questions Answered by JAX Tyres & Auto and Craveable Brands

InMoment XI

Steve Grossrieder, CEO of JAX Tyres & Auto, and Jess Gill, Chief Customer Officer for Craveable Brands, know exactly what it takes to keep franchisees inspired, and make sure experience programs stick across the organization. . Q: Which channels does Craveable Brands use to capture customer feedback?

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Insights Utilization Rate Drives Growth Through Customer-Centric Organizations

ClearAction

Insights Utilization Rate Drives Growth Through Customer-Centric Organizations Lynn Hunsaker Customer-centric organizations use experience insights as the basis for each work group’s thinking and actions. Centric means aligned : customers’ well-being is the center of every decision).

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CCO Forum 2017: Why you need a Chief Customer Officer

Customer Bliss

Although many executives and business leaders are likely to agree with this notion, very few have successfully harnessed this belief and elevated the strategic importance of the customer’s needs to great effect. Corinium: How would you describe the evolution/progression of the Customer Experience in the last 12 to 18 months?

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5 Ways Chief Customer Officers Can Drive Net Revenue Retention

Gainsight

Here are five important recommendations that Chief Customer Officers should focus on to drive net revenue retention: 1. Demonstrate the ROI to Increase Corporate Spend in CS and CS Ops teams. Companies that invested 10 percent of revenue in customer service saw the highest NRR.

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The Impact of the Chief Customer Officer, Part II

CCO Council

Last week, I described recent research conducted by the CCO Council into the impact of the chief customer officer on company financials. Customer Centricity is a two-year investment. Developing and improving customer strategy is a profitable but longer-term investment.

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Measuring ROI of Customer Centricity-Historical Correlations

CCO Council

A common challenge of chief customer officers and other customer executives is the need to prove the ROI of customer centricity. To effectively demonstrate value, customer executives need to show how their customer initiatives impact one or more of these key factors.

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Measuring ROI of Customer Centricity-Changes in Customer Value

CCO Council

In my previous post I described the historical retrospective approach whereby incremental per-customer or per–segment revenue gains are correlated with increasing loyalty and engagement. Expected change in customer value is another valuable means of demonstrating ROI.