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Amazing Business Radio: Amy Brown

Shep Hyken

Plus, Amy shares what The Eddy Effect is and what it means to customer experience. Quotes: “Customer-centric organizations believe that listening to and understanding what their customers want is vital to their ability to thrive as a business.”

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10 Examples: The Impact of Closed Loop on Customer Service

SurveySensum

By swiftly addressing concerns and offering compensation or alternative accommodations, Airbnb turned potential negative experiences into opportunities for positive engagement, fostering customer loyalty and advocacy. Data-Driven Innovation Imagine a bustling coffee chain, Bean & Grind.

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Strengthening the Feedback Loop: A Key Driver of Customer Experience and Growth

RateMyService

Simply collecting feedback is not enough; organizations must establish a robust “close the loop” process to effectively utilize customer feedback and make customers feel appreciated. In today’s fiercely competitive business landscape, customer experience is a critical differentiator.

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12 Reasons to Invest More in Customer Experience

PeopleMetrics

Measuring customer feedback is the first step to measuring up to your customers’ expectations. Whether you’re an advanced scorecard-driven enterprise or just beginning to think about CX, the most important thing to do is to start actively listening and measuring your customersfeedback. Don’t live in the gap.

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A guide to building a customer-centric organizational culture

Zendesk

A culture centered on customers will inherently be more flexible than one that isn’t, because evolving to suit buyers’ changing expectations is necessary for a customer-centric organization. “If Create” cultures have that passionate, innovative, start-up energy. Type 1: Create culture.

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Top 10 Effective Ways to Build a Customer-Centric Culture

SurveySensum

Here are some specific ways that tying compensation to customer feedback can help build a customer-centric culture: It encourages employees to focus on the customer It creates a sense of accountability, where employees take ownership of their work and go above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction.

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What is digital transformation? Definition, examples & importance

Zendesk

To unlock impactful change, customer-centric organizations take an integrated approach, linking customers’ needs to transformation. Businesses need to be clear on who buys their products and what their customers need,” said Nishanth Babu, VP of Product Growth and Monetization, Zendesk. Focus on time to value.

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