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The push for mobile customer service

Eptica

Date: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 The push for mobile customer service. Author: Gokcen Onur The rise of the smartphone has transformed how people interact with each other, brands and the world around them. No wonder that 72% of consumers in the U.S. Published on: November 30, 2016.

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Nailing the Numbers – Your Future Equals Your Customer Experience

Michelli Experience

Here are some random but interesting tidbits for your consideration: International Customer Management Institute’s research on business leaders suggests that 62% think mobile customer service is a competitive differentiator. According to CEI, only 1% of customers feel providers CONSISTENTLY meet their expectations.

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7 Tools for Providing Better Customer Service Support

Joe Rawlinson

Basically, you can make a window to any of your services via a mobile app. Customers will love it. In fact, 75% of customers rely on the Internet and their smartphones when they shop. Additionally, 50% of these customers prefer to use a mobile customer service app before any other means at their disposal.

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10 Customer Experience Best Practices for all B2B Sales Teams

Kayako

While a basic customer journey map can still be valuable, all customer-facing personnel must also be willing to deviate from this and provide more tailored services, based on the needs of the client, with drastically different sales cycle lengths. . Interact With Customers in Real Time .

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New Year, New Resolutions: Four Brand Strategies that Will Increase Customer Satisfaction in 2017

Calabrio

Organizations with engaged employees outperform those with low employee engagement by 202 percent, which has a direct, positive impact on customers. Mobile Customer Service Will Close the Gap Between Consumer Expectations and Reality.

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Customer service in a mobile-first world

Eptica

Research from Ovum/Tyntec with US and German consumers show that it is driving changes in behavior in four key ways : Consumers expect faster answers on mobile channels. Consumers want to interact on new channels. Consumers want to interact on new channels. There are three areas to focus on: 1.

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Guest Blog: Deliver Them Amazing and They Will Love You Back: Millennial World

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Shaista Haque, writes about the millennial generation’s use of technology and how it is affecting their customer experience. The millennial consumer must be understood in order to deliver an Amazing customer service experience. – Shep Hyken .