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2014 State of Customer Experience: Who Are UK’s 2014 Leaders And What Can We Learn From Them? (Part 1)

Maz Iqbal

The 2014 UK Analysis put together by Nunwood ‘s Customer Experience Excellence Centre. This is what they say (bolding is my work): A minority of brands are shining every brighter …… These examples of brilliance are dimmed by the larger set of brands whose efforts have stalled. Which publication?

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2014 State of Customer Experience: Who Are UK’s 2014 Leaders And What Can We Learn From Them? (Part 2)

Maz Iqbal

The focus of this conversation is the customer experience themes that Nunwood call attention to in their 2014 UK Analysis Report. As such, the management lesson for brands aspiring to join the top 10 is clear: those responsible for the employee experience need to be fundamental and genuine partners in building customer experiences.

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Improving Your E-Commerce Customer Service to Meet Today’s Consumer Expectations

Joe Rawlinson

Mobile technology has been changing consumer expectations for both e-commerce and brick-and-mortar retailers, making it more challenging to deliver satisfactory customer service. The 2017 IBM Consumer Experience Index (CEI) Study says only 3.4 percent of brands are delivering leading-edge customer experience , while 33.5

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Paranoid Brand Warning: Consumers can sense your fear

Currency Alliance

Consumers love confidence. On evidence, true customer loyalty is won through projecting self-assuredness, generosity and boldness through your brand. As consumer marketing agency C Space puts it in their 2017 report, “Unlocking Customer Inspired Growth,”. Consumer brands used to mistake this for loyalty.

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‘Customer excellence is here: it’s just not very evenly distributed yet’. The Nunwood 2014 UK Customer Experience Excellence Report

ijgolding

In 2014, it is very difficult to find an organisation who does not believe that the customer experience or being customer centric is NOT of value. The report is a fascinating assessment of the customer centric nature of brand names that we interact with on a daily basis. Yet despite this, my opinion of their brand has not changed.

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Women Want Social Responsibility from Their Brands

Beyond Philosophy

The demand for corporate social responsibility continues to sweep the brand marketplace. According to new research from Nielsen, corporate social responsibility is important as a benefit to positive branding efforts. We also know for your brand reputation positive press is key. Competition in the marketplace is fierce.

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Five Consumer Forces Shaping Move

C Space

Five Consumer Forces Shaping Move. Rather, brands should be asking “what’s possible now that wasn’t even imaginable before?” In people’s forced constraints and introspections brought on by the global pandemic, they are developing heightened expectations of brands. Consumers WANT to act – but don’t know how.