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The Tinderization of Mobile Customer Expectations

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Tinder is spot on with their mobile customer expectations, but I think their total customer experience might need some work. 360Connext serves mid-market companies and larger by helping them evaluate their true customer experience. Who knows, but I can’t wait to be a part of it. Oh, and Grabble? More about Tinder.

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7 Customer Expectations and Why I Shouldn’t Have to Ask for a Napkin

Steve DiGioia

We all speak about expectations, customer expectations. As a customer, I expect a basic minimum such as: The product or service should work as expected. But a positive experience also comes with expectations that the business must meet – and even surpass. For example: 7 Customer Expectations.

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How to Keep Exceeding Customer Expectations with Digital Customer Service

SaleMove

Customer expectations for digital service keep increasing. Here are three key Digital Customer Service steps to ensure you stay ahead of them. The post How to Keep Exceeding Customer Expectations with Digital Customer Service appeared first on Glia Blog | Digital Customer Service Explained.

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4 Actions to Exceed Customer Expectations

Beyond Philosophy

I meet many organizations that say they want to exceed Customer expectations at every moment of contact. The first step in exceeding your customer’s expectations is to know those expectations.”. - For most organizations, just meeting their Customer’s expectations would provide a good experience.

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How Do You Keep Up With Customer Expectations?

Beyond Philosophy

My colleague Professor Ryan Hamilton of Emory University discussed Reference Points in our recent podcast and how they are fundamental to the idea of customer expectations. Reference Points teach us the first step to keeping up with customer expectations is to know what experience to which your customers are comparing it.

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The Race To Keep Up With Customer Expectations

SaleMove

Neglecting customer service, falling short of customer expectations and failing to meet customers where they are is like running with lead shoes. The post The Race To Keep Up With Customer Expectations appeared first on Glia Blog | Digital Customer Service Explained.

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The Race To Keep Up With Customer Expectations

SaleMove

Neglecting customer service, falling short of customer expectations and failing to meet customers where they are is like running with lead shoes. The post The Race To Keep Up With Customer Expectations appeared first on Glia Blog | Digital Customer Service Explained.