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When Good Isn’t Enough: Developing Customer Care that Exceeds Expectations

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How Can the Bar be Raised to Surpass Customer Expectations? In a world of high demands and countless inquiries, meeting consumer expectations isn’t just a goal; it’s a commitment. Failing to invest in customer care risks customers seeking it elsewhere. Conclusion The future is crystal clear.

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NPS Best Practices: Be a Leader not a Laggard

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In our latest report, State of Customer Experience: 2023 UK Consumer Study in partnership with NPSx by Bain & Company, we uncovered the differences between industries and brands and how each brand represents certain values.

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Amazing Business Radio: Jay Baer

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The Customer’s Need for Speed . In Customer Experience, Speed Equals Caring. Shep Hyken interviews Jay Baer, customer experience and marketing expert. If you are slower than your customers expect and anticipate, they will feel like you are stealing time from them.

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Conquer the Customer Experience battleground

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This week, we are focusing on the new battleground for B2C and B2B – Customer Experience. We are now in an era where customer expectations are rising. In today’s competitive marketplace, an organisation’s brand is built – or broken – on its customer experience.

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Why First Response Time Is Not Enough For Your Mobile Customers

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Now what would be really cool — the holy grail of real-time social customer care — would be if you got a response while you were still in the store. Not all customers need service NOW, but some do … Do you see what these mobile customers have in common? They expect answers to their questions immediately.

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How to Set Goals & Build a Strategy to Drive Customer Experience Improvement

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Creating a positive customer journey — from the first interaction (calls, live chat, emails or social media) to the purchase and even after the sale is made – is paramount if you want to attract and retain customers. Numerous studies have shown that customers are willing to pay more money for good service.

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Does a lack of human interaction cost businesses money?

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A recent study by NewVoiceMedia explored the impact of poor customer service on profits. It revealed that a failure to meet customer expectations convinced 49% of consumers to use a competing product or service. Robot-powered customer service should assist humans, not replace them.