Whether you are just starting your company’s CX journey or you are well on your way, this white paper will help you develop a thorough understanding of the discipline and the many ways organisations view and implement CX strategies, processes, and technologies. We’ll start by defining customer experience and its importance before discussing common structures for CX roles, following up with the six pillars of CX.
https://www.mycustomer.com/resources/designing-a-world-class-cx-approach/
The scandal surrounding Facebook's use of personal data has given us a glimpse into the future of marketing and customer experience management.
https://www.mycustomer.com/experience/loyalty/what-the-facebook-scandal-taught-us-about-the-future-of-customer-engagement/
Over the years I witnessed the never ending debate between practitioners of Customer Service/Support and Marketing over which one of them is more critical to the delivery of outstanding Customer Experience. The debate itself is a testimony that these practitioners are more focused on their self importance than on their customers’ needs. As long as you debate which is more important – the food or the utensils – your guest goes away hungry. The most amazing product cannot thrive without at least reasonable customer service. The most amazing customer support cannot keep customers from abandoning inadequate products, and without retaining the customers there is no path to sustainable profitability.
http://blog.cx-iq.com/customer-experience-the-three-legged-stool/
Jaakko Männistö, Founder and CEO of Feedbackly shares his experience building customer experience strategies for clients of Feedbackly, a customer experience management company he started in 2013.
http://blog.cx-iq.com/5-reasons-why-you-should-invest-in-improving-customer-experience/
Online ratings and reviews can offer valuable insights into what customers are really thinking. But what happens when that feedback isn’t the whole story?
http://multichannelmerchant.com/blog/giving-voice-silent-majority-boosts-the-customer-experience/
Customer experience is the new frontier of business differentiation. Eighty-nine percent predicted that by 2016, they will separate themselves from their competition on the basis of customer experience—more so than product and service. A variety of factors influence a customers’ experience with a company, ranging from interactions with an in-store sales clerk, to reading an FAQ page to navigating a company’s website. We are currently seeing businesses invest heavily in customer experience, with Gartner reporting that businesses invested in customer experience more than any other area of marketing in 2014 and are expecting customer experience to lead innovation spending in 2015.
http://multichannelmerchant.com/blog/the-top-6-innovations-in-online-customer-experience/
Companies are shooting themselves in the foot consistently when it comes to their Customer Experience.
Why though…and how do we help them improve?
https://cxm.world/quality-pillar-customer-experience/
Criteria for promotions, raises, hiring, bonuses, budget expansion and recognition reveal your true motives about customer experience. These criteria drive behavior even more than goals and values. These “business rituals” criteria are the truth about your culture. They’re the engine behind your growth.
https://clearaction.com/customer-experience-motives/
How would you like to reduce customer churn by 27%, increase Net Promoter ScoreTM by 65%, and outperform competitors by 20% in sales, purchasing, ordering, installation, billing, service inquiry, maintenance and account management processes? This progress was achieved by engaging employees company-wide in coordinating customer-focused improvements across Operations, Marketing, Service and other functional areas.
https://clearaction.com/operations-involved-b2b-customer-experience/
The irony of technology is that it’s often marketed as customer experience management, yet it inevitably creates its own set of customer experience snafus. Examples I’ve heard recently include: “You’ll have to log-in to our other site” or “That mobile app isn’t available for the type of account you have” or “That went to the fax machine at our national site”. Is it possible to prevent most of these customer experience hassles?
https://clearaction.com/solving-system-silos-customer-experience-excellence/
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