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Brand Move Roundup – July 21, 2020

C Space

The Brand Move Roundup – July 21, 2020. We’re tracking the notable brand moves & highlighting the companies who are tackling this challenge successfully. Four months ago, when the gravity of the situation became clear, we started daily reporting on how brands were dealing with the COVID-19 crisis. on July 21.

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4 CS Leaders’ Predictions for the Future of Customer Success

Gainsight

As we stand at the cusp of technological advancements and evolving consumer expectations, it’s imperative to glean insights from those at the forefront of driving CS forward. I managed my first portfolio of accounts starting in 2002, so if I am doing my math correctly … a lot of years. What’s changed: What hasn’t changed?

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11 Retail Customer Experience Strategies To Win Customers

SurveySensum

Do you have a favorite brand that you love to shop from even if you have absolutely no shopping requirements but go there just for the experience? Because I do and that brand for me is IKEA. The same goes for the brand’s online store. Allow customers to interact with your brand where, when, and how they want.

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11 Retail Customer Experience Strategies To Win Customers

SurveySensum

Do you have a favorite brand that you love to shop from even if you have absolutely no shopping requirements but go there just for the experience? Because I do and that brand for me is IKEA. The same goes for the brand’s online store. Allow customers to interact with your brand where, when, and how they want.

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Was a Gender-Neutral Doll the Right Move for Mattel?

Chadwick Martin Bailey

It was 2002. So it’s also worth asking: Was a gender-neutral doll the right move from a brand perspective? Because of the crucial role identity benefits play in driving brand appeal. At CMB, we’ve identified four key psychological benefits brands need to deliver in order to drive appeal: Functional Benefits (e.g.,

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Live Chat for Higher Education – The Ultimate 101 Guide

Comm100

Live chat has gained popularity in recent years, with 73% of consumers saying that it is the most satisfactory way to communicate. 74% of Gen Z believe that convenience is more important than brand , meaning that offering better support options for students becomes a competitive edge for schools.

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What a Customer First Strategy Is (And what it’s not!)

C3Centricity

to your brand, based upon their own personal experiences, at least in most cases. Several key leadership qualities were found, including being ruthlessly customer-centric, data-driven, innovative, collaborative and agile. OK, so I’m not talking about the 2002 Minority Report. marketing #brand Click To Tweet.