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Discovering Hidden Customer Insights in New Places is Critical for Future Success!

Beyond Philosophy

Customer Science is a vital part of any organization’s future success with their customer experience. The combination of AI, behavioral sciences, and data is a powerful way to gain insight into your customers behavior so you can provide a proactive and perfect experience for them.

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Top 10 Insights from Customer Success Executives in 2022

Totango

At Totango’s 2022 Global Executive Forum , customer success leaders from around the world came together to connect with their peers, share ideas and learn about new products and opportunities. Let’s take a look at her top 10 insights. Top 10 Insights from Customer Success Executives. Deliver Value First.

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20 quick insights on Customer Success and SaaS metrics with Dave Kellogg

ChurnZero

Did you catch our Customer Success and SaaS metrics crash-course webinar with leading SaaS expert Dave Kellogg, of Dave Kellogg Consulting ? We’d like to extend a huge thanks to Dave for his expert insights below, which will help you choose and use Customer Success and SaaS metrics in a more nuanced and purposeful way.

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Do Companies Recognize the High CX Value of Employee Advocates?

InMoment XI

Do companies recognize the high customer experience (CX) value of employee advocates? Employees are the key, critical common denominator in optimizing the customer experience. Very often, either directly or indirectly, they are at the intersection of customer/vendor experience. That’s my belief.

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The Truth About Customer Journey Mapping

Speaker: Dave Seaton, CEO of Seaton CX

Is Customer Journey Mapping a tired fad from 2013? Or a critical tool for sparking customer-centric change? When crafted with precision and insight, journey maps emerge as powerful catalysts, transforming customer experiences and steering businesses towards profitable growth.

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The Best Way to Identify (and Share) the Moments that Matter with Frontline Employees

InMoment XI

It’s common for frontline employees like contact center agents to be inundated with them—schedule adherence, efficiency, handle time, and hopefully, amid all of that and more, customer experience (CX) metrics. We’ll also discuss how best to use data to recognize employees for excelling at the executing moments that matter to customers.

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Quality, Not Quantity: Strategic Customer Listening for Experience Improvement

InMoment XI

For many years now, conventional wisdom has held that the best way to listen to as many customers as possible is to turn every customer listening post within your customer experience (CX) program on and simply capture all insights that come your way. Where the Drive for Data Came From. A Better Approach.

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How Mature Are Your Digital Experiences? A Step-by-Step Guide to Improved CX

Getting your customer experience (CX) right drives business success. Not only does a better CX improve customer satisfaction, increase retention, and create more engagement, it also drives key business results, including lower operational costs and higher profits. That’s why we wrote this eBook.

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Customer Experience Management: Optimizing Your Strategy for Financial Success

Speaker: Diane Magers, Founder and Chief Experience Officer at Experience Catalysts

Transforming customer engagement, Voice of Customer (VoC) insights, and Journey Maps into tangible financial outcomes poses a significant challenge for most organizations. In this exclusive webinar, Diane Magers will guide you through the journey of aligning your customer and employee experience strategy with financial success.

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Strategic CX: A Deep Dive into Voice of the Customer Insights for Clarity

Speaker: Nicholas Zeisler, CX Strategist & Fractional CXO

The first step in a successful Customer Experience endeavor (or for that matter, any business proposition) is to find out what’s wrong. 💡 That’s where the Voice of the Customer (VoC) comes in. NPS and C-SAT become the keys to the realm, but offer no true insights. If you can’t identify it, you can’t fix it!

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How to Use Data to Build Strong Customer Communities

Speaker: Carrie Melissa Jones Founder, Gather Community Consulting

Mediocre, copycat brand communities that fail to deliver on employee or customer expectations. They can use insights, advice, and qualitative data about community members to build successful, promising communities. Directly impact the success of your community investments. But, brands can avoid this.

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2021 Community Predictions

These challenges have pushed organizations to seek digital solutions to remain relevant and connect with their customers online. This year's edition includes: Insight from 21 top community experts. This year's edition includes: Insight from 21 top community experts. 7 key trends to expect in 2021. 7 key trends to expect in 2021.

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How Product Teams Can Leverage Community

Speaker: Scott Baldwin of ProductBoard

Through in-depth user insights, a clear product strategy, and an inspiring roadmap. Listening to the voice of the customer (VoC) and utilizing product feedback and ideation are some of the most effective ways to do just that. How community-led and product-led growth can act as multipliers for a product's success.

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How to Run a Successful Voice of the Customer Program

The Voice of the Customer (VoC) is the core foundation of any successful customer experience program. When executed properly, a Voice of the Customer program will give you real-time insight into your customers’ experiences.

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Why Product Led Growth is a Customer Success Responsibility

As the eyes and ears of an organization, Customer Success can drive acquisition, expansion, and retention. But without a clear understanding of a product’s capability, or the value it creates for customers, churn is unavoidable.