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Guest Blog: Five Tips to Providing a Five Star Experience

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Service’ is what we do, it is a product or the transaction to receive the product. So, What is a Five-Star Experience? We’ve all heard the adage ‘It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it’ right? Use their name. “A A person’s name is to him or her the sweetest and most important sound in any language.”-

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What's in a Name?

Innovative CX

What’s in a Name? The CX professionals have titles like Customer Insights Analysts; Voice of the Customer Program Manager; VPs, Directors, Managers of Customer Experience; Directors of Market Research; Member or Patient Experience Leader; Employee Experience Adviser, CXO and CX Evangelist to name a few.

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The Power of Web Personalization: Turn Browsers into Buyers

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Imagine strolling into your favorite café, where the barista greets you by name and knows your usual order before you even place it. In this blog, we will explore what web personalization is, the different types, its benefits, top use cases, and more.

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68 Customer Support Email Address Name Ideas

CX Accelerator

So, I took to Twitter to see what ideas others in the CX space have. I don’t take credit for any of these ideas and you can see the full thread of replies and who contributed what , here. 68 Customer Support Email Address Name Ideas. How this works: Use the email address name + @ sign to add before your brand’s domain name.

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Moments That Matter in the Customer Experience: How Driver Analysis Helps Identify Which to Focus on & Why

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In our recent blog , we discussed how you can improve your customer experience (CX) strategy in five simple steps. These various interactions along the customer lifecycle —and, more specifically, those that have the most impact on the business—are what we like to call “Moments That Matter” (MTM) in customer experience.

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Guest Blog: How One Experience Started My CX Passion

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I was not anticipating the delivery of a large box with a label that said, “ To Stacy, From Stacy.” Upon opening it, I read a note from the owner of Stacy’s Pita Chips explaining how she sent a variety of FREE bags to hundreds of Stacys throughout the United States who spell their name the same way she does.

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Guest Blog: Digitizing the Customer Experience Without Losing the Customer

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If you had walked into a bank, clothing store or small local grocer 50 years ago, you likely would have found the manager or even the owner greeting you at the door, and the clerks may have called you by name and asked after your spouse and children. This week we feature an article by John Boccuzzi Jr. Shep Hyken. By the end of 2019, 2.7

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