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Top Customer Service and CX Predictions and Trends for 2024

ShepHyken

I recently wrote two articles in my weekly Forbes column with my top predictions and trends for customer service and customer experience. Customers Want It Now Customers will be less patient next year because of what is referred to as the Amazonation of the customer. Happy New Year!

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Top Ten Customer Service and Customer Experience Predictions for 2023

ShepHyken

Last month I released my annual Top Ten Customer Experience Predictions in my weekly Forbes column. I don’t often repeat content, but I’m going to share those predictions and trends here, in a revised and shorter format. Just as we want our customers to come back, we want our employees to stay.  . Here we go: .

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Best Practices for Meeting (and Exceeding) Customer Needs

Stella Connect

Take a minute and think about the last time you had to reach out to a brand multiple times before customer service resolved your issue. More likely than not, it was a frustrating, time-consuming experience and not in line with today’s customer expectations. 3: Collecting Real-Time Customer Feedback.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of August 26, 2019

ShepHyken

Here are some ideas and trends you must consider. Basics, such as avoiding slow response times, to cutting edge ideas incorporating blockchain into the customer experience. Are You Meeting & Exceeding Customer Expectations? My Comment: This is a glimpse into the future… as in next year. by Teresa Allen.

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Are You Keeping Up with Your Customers?

ShepHyken

None of these companies or people may be in your industry, but they can be your benchmark for amazing customer serviceservice that is not based on customer expectations for your industry, but expectations from the best people and companies they’ve ever encountered. Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.

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Jayride Review the Evolving Landscape of Travel: The Customer Experience

CSM Magazine

As recent reports suggest, companies that invest in higher levels of customer service often reap the financial rewards in the investment created. Jayride notes that they frequently calculate their market share and understand seasonality trends, helping them adapt their strategies accordingly to customer needs.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of August 13, 2018

ShepHyken

Traditionally customers called. Your customers expect it, so don’t fight it. 9 Ways to be a Never-Ending Student of Service by Steve DiGioia. My Comment: Want to get better at customer service? Keep learning and stay at the top of your customer service game. Now they like to text.