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Customer Experience + Marketing: Pro’s & Con’s

ClearAction

Marketing professionals think of customer experience in terms of their deliverables: the user experience of websites, campaigns, events, research, content, social media, and so forth. Anytime these customer touches are hassle-free or tailored to the customer, marketers judge their work to be a good customer experience.

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Customer Experience + Marketing: Pro’s & Con’s

ClearAction

Marketing, sales, and service are typically most in-touch and in-tune with customers, compared to the other business functional areas. Historically, customer experience management may have been thought of as the Service organization’s domain: dealing with post-purchase questions, returns, and misunderstandings.

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B2B Customer Experience Governance

ClearAction

Customer intelligence managers are assimilating and analyzing patterns in behavioral, sentiment, digital and operational customer data to create models and optimize various aspects of operations and customer engagement. R&D managers may be collaborating with customers to co-design and co-innovate solutions.