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How to Calculate Customer Effort Score to Grow Your Business

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The answer lies in Customer Effort Score, a numerical score to calculate the customer’s effort in engaging with your brand. Through this blog, let’s develop a complete understanding of “Customer Effort Score.”. What is Customer Effort Score and Why is It Important? Let’s begin!

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Reducing Customer Effort – Make it Easy to be Your Customer

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Are you measuring Customer Effort Score? First introduced in 2010, Customer Effort Score (CES) is a fairly new contact center metric. Together with the “tried, trusted and true” Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) it helps you to measure just how happy your customers really are.

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Reducing Customer Effort – Make it Easy to be Your Customer

NICE inContact

Are you measuring Customer Effort Score? First introduced in 2010, Customer Effort Score (CES) is a fairly new contact center metric. Together with the “tried, trusted and true” Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) it helps you to measure just how happy your customers really are.

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Avoid This Customer Service Mistake with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

So, the article you’re referring to, we wrote this article back in 2010. This was a multi-year, probably 10 year plus research effort. I mean that was 2010 you said was that came out a couple of years later. So given that I still think it’s right, I know repeat channel flipping is bad Matt.

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Podcast: Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

Back in 2010 Matt Dixon wrote an article titled “Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers”, that went against all of the strategies companies currently use to create a positive customer experience and motivate meaningful interactions. First is channel stickiness. This was a multi-year, probably 10 year plus research effort.

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