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5 Facts to End the ROI Debate on Customer Experience

Beyond Philosophy

A Global Shipping company increased its Net Promoter Score (NPS) by 40% points over 30 months. The company linked every 4% points improvement of their NPS score to 1% improvement in shipping volume, thus increasing volume by 10%. A B2B Telecom reduced costs by 36% and increased revenues by 7%. So, there you have it.

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5 Social Media Customer Service and Marketing Secrets from the Pros

Comm100

In this blog post, we’ll break down the habits of the pros and bring you their social media customer care secrets. The blog post is included in [eBook] The Definitive Guide to Social Media Customer Service. Be Proactive About Social Media Complaints. If someone leaves a complaint, waiting even a few hours can sour their mood.

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How to Prevent Difficult Customers in Retail: Online Stores

Comm100

Although it’s generally not your company’s fault if a package is lost, you should either ensure all packages (and either absorb the cost or change your shipping costs to reflect this), or replace them yourself. Blog, reports, and white papers. Respond to complaint emails. Replacing lost packages.

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The GPT effect: A new era of customer service

Intercom

At Intercom, we’ve always shipped to learn. Only by shipping new features quickly can we get proper feedback, learn from it, and iterate again and again to better serve our customers. Over the past couple of months, we shipped a few AI-powered features to 160 customers. And so, naturally, that’s what we did with this new tech.

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How to use email marketing to connect with your users

Intercom, Inc.

Every now and then, a marketer will publish a blog post claiming email marketing is dead, usually shortly after the creation of a popular new tool or social media network. Here are some of the emails we send at Intercom: A weekly newsletter about the latest articles on the blog. Use confirmed opt-in to reduce spam complaints.

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C3Centricity

I was reminded of his talk because it has since been turned into an infographic on the TED Blog. In a great article entitled “ What an angry customer costs ” by Fred Reichheld, it is said that the cost to companies of haters or detractors is enormous. These five essential elements of remarkable brand stories are the result.