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Expert commentary: Closing the CX Gap between Customer Expectations and Business Reality

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The value of excellent customer experience (CX) is no secret, nor are the aspects needed to deliver it – and yet many organizations are struggling to deliver on consumer CX expectations. Chasing customer expectations may seem like a reasonable or necessary thing to do, but can your organization actually do it? Closing the Delivery Gap.

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10 Ways to Build Customer Centric Organization

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And the results are starting to show because these companies are placing customer centricity in the midst of their core brand and mission. For these businesses, customer centricity is not just a buzzword. What they do is basically put a premium on the customer and their experience with the product, service, or brand.

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Storytelling to Inspire Business Success

CX Journey

Ten years ago, in 2005, a group of people working in the field of knowledge management across the UK and the USA coined the phrase " narrative leadership." It's one of those books I’ve returned to several times over the years to refine my skills and to pass on storytelling tips to customer insight analysts and leaders alike.

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Everything You Need to Know about Text Analytics

Lumoa

Even if your customer service agent or customer insight analyst reads all the comments and even responds them, do you know what decisions you need to make in the leadership team? The brand itself is seldom a useful category, but any commentaries where it is compared to the competitor brands can be useful.

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Why You Should Collect Your Customers’ Digital Profiles

Martin Hill-Wilson

There is a ton of it: from government level, to research firms to individual brands using research to prove a market demand. It’s all useful if you remember the golden rule of customer insight. From six in ten in 2005 to almost nine in ten today. From 30 minutes in 2005 to nearly two and a half hours in 2014.

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Loyalty Coalitions V3.0: greater benefits for consumers and brands

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Powerful consumer brands, meanwhile, are building their own coalitions. 0: operated and run by a powerful consumer brand (pioneered by Tesco in 1995). 0: a decentralized brand coalition, enhanced by marketing technology (2017 onwards). offering your best hope of earning profitable customer loyalty. Unfulfilled promises.

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Redemption ecosystems: beyond the loyalty reward catalog

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Rewards that are interesting for less-frequent customers, as well as to frequent customers, motivate every customer to engage more, and increase the share of wallet that they allocate to your brand. Less-personalized promotion can also be done in stores or via partners to keep the customer striving for their goal.

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