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5 Strategies for CX Excellence

PeopleMetrics

That’s right, you can save a potentially lost customer who recently had a poor experience by systematically following up with them BEFORE they take it to social media. in Business Administration with a specialization in marketing science from Temple University in Philadelphia. Have you checked Twitter and Facebook lately?

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A Bonus Recommendation for Reopening Your VoC Program

PeopleMetrics

User-generated videos dominate all social media platforms, including YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. in Business Administration with a specialization in marketing science from Temple University in Philadelphia. Video is what most engages customers. The reason? Sean holds a Ph.D.

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Lesson #2: CX Measurement Is Hot, But It's Not What You Think It Is

PeopleMetrics

New customers may see the change as a bait and switch, while those close to renewal of their contract may think about switching to another carrier, and they begin to flood social media with complaints. in Business Administration with a specialization in marketing science from Temple University in Philadelphia.

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Lesson #1: Everyone Wants To Be Customer-Centric, But No One Knows What That Means

PeopleMetrics

Regular customer listening enables your company to be more customer-centric by: Immediately resolving individual customer problems as soon as possible before you lose that customer and/or they spread negative word of mouth (often through social media). This is an excerpt from Listen Or Die by Sean McDade, PhD. Sean holds a Ph.D.

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CX Secrets: Not measuring CX is like not counting your money

PeopleMetrics

"Moments of truth" are those touchpoints where if you don't do them well, the customer is not only never coming back, but they’re probably going on TripAdvisor or some other social media site, writing about their negative experience, and letting the world know about it. This is not good. How does this tie back to predicting revenue?

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#CXSecrets: Don't Limit Feedback Opportunities

PeopleMetrics

Today, the internet and social media and sites likes Yelp, Twitter, Facebook and TripAdvisor now allow people to provide feedback on their terms, on their time, and share it publicly. in Business Administration with a specialization in marketing science from Temple University in Philadelphia. The review era.

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Customer service cover letter examples and tips

Zendesk

I think this people-first mindset says a lot about your company, and I find the prospect of working for a business that values relationships and open communication very exciting. I have been working in the customer service industry for two years and have degrees in business administration and Spanish. Phone number.