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How to Create Customer Journey Maps That Work

CSM Magazine

Many organizations are using customer journey mapping to understand and improve the experience of their customers. What is a Customer Journey Map? Customer Journey Maps are a visual representation of a customer’s relationship with your people, products, services and brand over time.

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Help Customers on the Support Journey and up the Loyalty Ladder

Kayako

Ideally, these tools talk with each other to share information about billing, support, marketing efforts, sales, and engineering initiatives. The information is available, yet customer support teams still struggle to access all of the elements needed to visualize the customer journey in its full context.

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4 Reasons Why Call Tracking is Crucial to Your Customer Service Targets

CSM Magazine

With the consumer journey now favouring omnichannel touchpoints, strategies must act on key metrics whilst still lowering the cost of every interaction. Enter call tracking – which bridges the gap between sales calls and advertising spend. So omnichannel tracking is necessary. Retention and Return Rates.

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7 Customer Success Team Goals for Your Enterprise in 2019-2020

Totango

Realizing lifetime value from your customers is about generating lifetime value for your customers. That’s the central tenant of the customer success approach to business. So, what customer success team goals can help your enterprise generate real results? The Top Customer Success Team Goals.

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Customer Lifetime Value: An Ultimate Guide

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Customer lifetime value (CLV) is calculated in business marketing strategies to see the bigger picture. Many businesses focus on long-standing relationships and success, and not just on one-time sales. For businesses looking to acquire and retain valuable customers, understanding the lifetime value of a customer is important.

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Customer Success and Upsells: How to Make the Most of Opportunities

Totango

Rather, they are a function of the customer experience. To create happy customers, you have to shift your focus from the sales event and toward the ongoing nurturing of existing customers. Such careful attention to the customer and a positive customer relationship will make this process simple and natural.

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Chasing Unicorns: Is It Possible to Have a Strategic Partnership with Your Contact Center?

BlueOcean

These metrics are important, but the other side of the ledger is the customer experience – and lifetime customer value. The author of this article writes, “it’s a huge mistake to leave these valuable customer interactions to strangers.” How, after this much interaction, could we ever be considered “strangers”?