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Accelerating the Customer Experience post-COVID

Lumoa

Just like receiving a text message on your phone, tone allows for interpretation but being able to see facial expressions and read body language can relay a sense of competency and trust among customers. Gaining feedback is half the battle itself, as it requires customers’ willingness to participate.

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15 Customer Service Psychology Tips to Provide Better Support

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For that, you can collect customer feedback. To collect feedback, you can: Track social media pages for comments and reactions. Use a feedback button on your website. Use pop-up surveys that help you learn the exit intent of your potential customers. Adapt Communication Skills as per Customer Expectation.

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2021 Survey: The State of Journey Management & CX Measurement

Pointillist

High-performing teams are more likely to be effective at implementing critical CX capabilities, such as analyzing omnichannel behavior over time, orchestrating relevant experiences given a customer’s unique context, quantifying the impact of CX on business metrics and more. On the other hand, underperformers struggle to master each ability.

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Learning to Adapt in an Ever Changing Market With Nate Brown

Kustomer

The organizations that have been able to deliver on customer expectations during this pandemic are the ones surviving and thriving, while others that have failed to build digital transformation may be struggling. Wherever you can, you want to create those opportunities for structured feedback.