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It’s never too late to get CX right

Customer Bliss

This will be a shorter post than normal, but I wanted to put this out there. Sometimes with clients or companies, I’ll hear a concern about launching a full-scale customer experience program because “we’re far behind on it” or, more vaguely, “we already have something like that.”

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5 Tips for Being More Transparent with Your Customers

CX Accelerator

Hearing of his disappointment for the second day in a row, I fumbled around in my managerial bag of tricks for the right words to say along with the appropriate level of compensation for the continued issues. If I tell the customer what happened, could I potentially get in trouble with the “legal department” and lose my job?

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Who Is To Blame For Poor Service?

ShepHyken

Eventually, he pulled around to get his food. It never happened. The manager should never have allowed one employee to run a restaurant that takes a team of people. Second, it’s just not safe to have one employee in the store, let alone late in the evening. At some point, you must trust your employees to do a good job.

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Are Surveys Really Customer-Centric?

Blake Morgan

Have you noticed that any time you buy anything you get a survey? As customers’ preferences change and brands adjust their CX strategies, metrics have never been more critical. And it raises an important question for CX pros: does Net Promoter Score actually improve the customer experience? If Not NPS Surveys, Then What?

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First Direct Bank Decided to Always Be Available: A Case Study

Customer Bliss

So it may be surprising that a bank that started in the late 1980s is leading the way in the UK. First Direct Bank began in October 1989 (a tough time to start a bank, right?) with one singular purpose in mind: to bash the rules of banking—especially those around convenience and getting help when you need it. And so they did.

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Are You Tuning Out the Voice of the Customer?

GetFeedback

Unfortunately, many companies don’t realize they’ve lost touch with customers until it’s too late. Customers are contacting you about issues that your team has never even considered. Never lose sight of your customer’s needs again with the help of GetFeedback. They don’t feel heard or understood.

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Make Executives Crave Your CX Program Updates

Seaton CX

In the dreaded after-lunch time slot, when everyone is sleepy and bored, you’ll give your CX program updates. But you’re never boring. The Monthly Business Review is 50% status update, 50% strategy adjustment, and 100% justifying the further existence in your CX program. But CX is not so pedestrian. Hey, CX Leader!