Fri.Dec 22, 2017

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If we understand our customers, how do we then improve customer experience?

Storyminers

This guest post is from Lisa Kenny of Maru/Syngro , exclusively for StoryMiners. If we understand our customers, how do we then improve customer experience? More often than not, an organization will analyze customer feedback, pick the most common denominator and seek to fix the problem quickly. If this is you, unfortunately, you are doing it wrong. Implementing the insight from research into your Customer Experience strategy and acting accordingly is a different story.

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CX Stories: Feeling Right at Home at The Home Depot

COPC

I spend a lot of time and money in The Home Depot. They always make me feel welcome. I frequent two different Home Depot stores in my home state of Texas, and I have the same experience in either store. I’ve come to expect them to know my name, and they do. I’ve come to expect them to ask about the last project we discussed, as well as the next one coming, and they do.

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A New Year, A New Way to Wow Your Customers

WorkOutLoud

With 2018 looming ever so near, It's time to reflect on this past year. Are your customers happy? Have you been able to grow? Hey, look out the window, it's starting to snow! Back to business as you string up the lights, Have your customer's best interests been in your sights? As you light the candles or sip your nog, Imagine a new kind of customer dialogue.

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Connecting is Important to Conversion: Is Your Business Doing Everything Possible to Connect with Your Customers?

CSM Magazine

Business owners who have had great ideas know this feeling. You’ve had the stroke of inspiration, and you’ve used it to develop this excellent product. You know that people need it, and you can see how it can be innovated in the future. You’re all set. But then there’s the customer. Finding them is one concern, while keeping them and keeping them happy is another.

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The Ultimate Guide to Monetizing Customer Learning

Every decision that goes into your learning monetization strategy matters for your organization’s bottom line. Our research has shown a clear correlation between high program maturity (and ROI!) and choosing the right monetization strategy. This eBook contains clear, actionable ways to approach packaging and pricing models that will help your association grow revenue, improve profitability, and drive expansion into new markets.

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A Customer Experience Year in Reflection

Maru/HUB

This blog post is titled ‘a year in reflection’ but it’s surreal to think that this time two years ago we launched our software, Syngro Eye, to the market: For the last 12 months, together with our invaluable beta programme users, we’ve been busy developing a world-class customer intelligence platform. We’re excited to let you know that the platform – Syngro Eye – is now officially released to market!

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The One Thing to do to Engage with Millennials

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Customer Success Innovations: Proactive Customer Task Management at the Right Time in Seconds

ClientSuccess

Scenario. As a customer success manager, you probably sit down every day to a calendar full of scheduled meetings and a bursting inbox. You likely have some priorities in mind, but you also want to figure out where you need to focus your efforts in order to make the largest impact. All customer success managers (CSMs) fight a constant battle–go with the flow and get swept up in customer requests, questions, and fighting fires, or make a careful plan and do as much proactive work as you can

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5 Ways to Ensure Your Customer Service Is a Hit

CSM Magazine

Shep Hyken offers some solid tips to ensure your customer service takes off in the coming year. According to the Five9 Customer Index 2017 report , 77% of customers in the B2C space will not do business with you again if you give them bad customer service the first time they do business with you. This is huge. This means that more than three-quarters of your customers will not give you a second chance if you don’t give them the customer experience they expect the first time around.