Fri.Oct 14, 2016

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Customer Satisfaction Surveys… and Why You Should Care

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I recently bought new car insurance. It wasn’t a purchase I expected to make, since I had planned to go without a car for a year. The no-car situation was an experiment to see if I could live in my southern city without one. I would take the bus when necessary, but mainly I would use the bicycle that had been sitting unused in my garage for years. Then I had an accident.

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Guest Blog: How Messaging Will Change Your Customer Service, Forever

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Pascal van Opzeeland, writes an informative article about the popularity of messaging apps and how they are impacting customer service. – Shep Hyken. Have you been focusing on social media service lately? You might want to change your focus. As of 2015, messaging apps have overtaken social media platforms in monthly active users – and they are only picking up pace.

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What customers want this Christmas when it comes to service

Eptica

Date: Friday, October 14, 2016 What customers want this Christmas when it comes to service. Published on: October 14, 2016. Author: Neil Cox New figures from the National Retail Federation point to sales increasing by 3.6% over the course of 2016 holiday shopping season in the US, hitting $655.8 billion. Ecommerce should grow between 7-10%, totaling as much as $117 billion.

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3 Ways to Get More from Your Mystery Shops

InteractionMetrics

At conferences, I’m often asked about mystery shopping, and it got me thinking: there are a lot of misunderstandings about what mystery shopping can and can’t do. Some see mystery shopping as a simple check-in; others see it as too artificial for an accurate customer service evaluation. Many executives assume they get the same insights […].

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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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10 Steps To Mapping Your Current Customer Journey

Kerry Bodine

Of the four types of customer journey maps , the current-state map is the most ubiquitous. That’s not surprising, given how many organizations are trying to understand their customers’ current pain points and improve the customer experience. Wondering how you can get started mapping your own organization’s current-state journey map? Follow these 10 steps: 1.

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10 Steps To Mapping Your Current Customer Journey

Kerry Bodine

Of the four types of customer journey maps , the current-state map is the most ubiquitous. That’s not surprising, given how many organizations are trying to understand their customers’ current pain points and improve the customer experience. Wondering how you can get started mapping your own organization’s current-state journey map? Follow these 10 steps: 1.

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Strativity Group Recognized By Consulting Magazine For Second Straight Year.

Strativity

Awards and accolades abound for a second straight year at the World’s Largest CX Transformation firm, Strativity Group, named 42nd fastest growing consulting firm by Consulting Magazine. Hackensack NJ, October 14, 2016 – Strativity Group has been recognized as a fastest growing firm, globally, by Consulting Magazine, the flagship publication of the consulting industry.

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The Recurring Revenue "Boomerang" and the Customer Success Journey

Amity

Once upon a time, in the heart of England near to Sherwood Forest, we kid “gamers” (no consoles then) would spend our time in outdoor adventures. With the kids on the block we’d invent new games, role plays and mini Olympics and we’d be recognised for our success. I was proud to be crowned “Maid Marian of Boomerangs”!