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3 Events Paved The Path For The Customer Experience Discipline

Kerry Bodine

Event #1: Net Promoter Score ® arrived on the scene. Fred Reichheld published The Ultimate Question: Driving Good Profits and True Growth on March 2, 2006, and the book’s cover included the words: “Introducing NPS—How leading firms transform ordinary customers into promoters.” And it was dead simple to understand.

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3 Events Paved The Path For The Customer Experience Discipline

Kerry Bodine

Event #1: Net Promoter Score ® arrived on the scene. Fred Reichheld published The Ultimate Question: Driving Good Profits and True Growth on March 2, 2006, and the book’s cover included the words: “Introducing NPS—How leading firms transform ordinary customers into promoters.” And it was dead simple to understand.

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

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In Acquia’s Customer Experience Trends Report surveying over 6,000 consumers worldwide, only 10% strongly agreed that ‘most brands meet their expectations for what they consider a good experience.’ In the same report surveying 600 marketers of director-level and above, 82% believe they are meeting CX expectations.

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Why invest in the Net Promoter Score?

Thematic

Are you wondering whether to invest in the Net Promoter Score (NPS) to improve your customer experience? In this post, we’re only focusing on Net Promoter Score. For more on the Net Promoter System , we recommend checking out resources like Bain & Company , and Customer Strategy to name only a couple).

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The Frontline Experience Gap

Horizon CX

Four isolated events quickly become 400, then 4,000, and then the brand takes shape. The Experience Gap is Alive and Kicking The experience gap (delivery gap, Bain & Company, 2005) is well known: 80% of CEOs say they deliver great experiences, whereas only 8% of customers agree. All I can say is that small things accumulate.

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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. What they do is basically put a premium on the customer and their experience with the product, service, or brand. Think about your brand and ask yourself these questions.

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Everything You Need to Know about Text Analytics

Lumoa

Most companies collect feedback in some specific format, such as Net Promoter Score. Some companies use other metrics , such as Customer Effort Score or Customer Satisfaction. 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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