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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-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.

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Brand Integrity and Your Ideal Customer

ClearAction

The gap between what’s promised and what’s received, as seen by customers, is your brand integrity gap. CMOs set expectations for customer acquisition and CCOs assure expectations are delivered for customer retention. Championing brand integrity is the ideal purpose of Chief Customer Officers.

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Customer Service is Your Ace in the Hole During a Recession

CSM Magazine

Dan Darcy, Chief Customer Officer at Qualified , explains how business leaders can double down on amazing customer experiences to not only cut costs but grow despite a tough economy. We all know it’s more expensive to bring on a new customer than it is to retain an existing one. Go big on customer retention.

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5 Reasons Your Marketing Needs Human Evaluation

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

A formal CCO (Chief Customer Officer) or CEO (Chief Experience Officer) is not important by title, but by the role they play in connecting the departments and employees of a company to create a unified, effortless, distinguished customer experience. You’re in charge of #CX!'”

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7 Reasons for Failure When Adopting a Customer First Strategy

C3Centricity

Once the board has endorsed the initiative, the every-day leadership should be handled by someone who exemplifies customer-centricity and has a passion for customer delight. According to this article in Forbes, the responsibilities of a CCO are to: Bring The Customer To Life. It makes both business sense AND customer sense.

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