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Amazing Business Radio: Adam Alfia

Shep Hyken

Convenient Customer Feedback In Realtime. How to Use Customer Feedback to Improve Performance. Shep Hyken interviews Adam Alfia, co-founder of Feedback. He has a firmly entrenched background in high-end hospitality and entertainment. Top Takeaways: There is a slow death of customer service.

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Top 150 Global Customer Experience Thought Leaders and Influencers of 2020

SurveySensum

He is a Customer Experience Blogger and Speaker and offers expertise in customer journey mapping, a voice of the customer programs, survey process and analysis, employee engagement, and others. A New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author, Shep Hyken is the Chief Amazement Officer of Shepard Presentations.

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CX leader Camille Acey on the evolving dynamics in customer service

Intercom

I’d been working in journalism and as a writer in Europe, and I came back to the US knowing that I probably couldn’t survive in New York City as a journalist. At a certain point, I was called on to assist customers, and I just started to like it. So, I had to make a career pivot. Niamh: Absolutely.

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5 breakthrough in-store experiences (and the employees behind them)

Qualtrics

Today’s consumers are interacting with brands across retail, travel, hospitality and other sectors in a continuous, non-time bound way, making multiple connections across web, mobile, live chat, store visits, third-party reviews and social content within a single purchase journey. So too does allocation of resources. Book a demo.

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Delivering impactful virtual events in the ‘new normal’

Qualtrics

Becca in New York, right? So as we saw things getting tighter and tighter, of course New York was particularly, you know, hit by this. Steve Gustavson (15:03): I mean generally I know summit sessions are, are, are measured in some way, shape or form based on customer feedback. We're going to care about it.