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The 2015 Wish List for Holiday Customer Service

Tricia Morris

For November and December 2015, U.S. The NRF projects that almost half (46%) of all holiday shopping will be done online this year, the highest percentage in the history of the NRF consumer survey, with 37.9% Feeling stressed already that your brand might wind up on the naughty list for customer service? Consider this.

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So how did customer service perform in 2015?

Eptica

Date: Friday, January 22, 2016 So how did customer service perform in 2015? The US picture – could do better Overall 2015 was a poor year for customer service across the US, with close to six out of ten companies (59%) seeing a fall in customer ratings according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).

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Reshaping retail: 3 innovation strategies for the e-commerce era

Alida

Though brick and mortar sales are down only five percent since 2015, the closure of many anchor tenants has significantly impacted shopping malls. In these precarious times, both established and new retail players need to focus on customer needs. Boosting value and providing a seamless end-to-end customer experience is key.

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Customers Not Impressed With Black Friday and Cyber Monday Customer Experience

CSM Magazine

billion on Black Friday, British consumers are much less satisfied with retail customer service compared to Christmas 2014. 21% of consumers complained that it was impossible or extremely difficult to find information on retailers’ websites, a threefold increase from 2014’s 7%. Despite record UK sales of £1.1

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How do UK banks rate on customer experience?

Eptica

Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2018 How do UK banks rate on customer experience? Government legislation is committed to making it easier than ever for customers to change banks and interest rates remain low, meaning that service is a primary differentiator between companies. Loyalty is driven by meeting consumer needs.

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How are retailers working to improve customer experience?

Eptica

Date: Friday, February 26, 2016 How are retailers working to improve customer experience? Author: Robin Tandon Customer experience is important to every industry, but particularly vital for retail. On the other side of the coin, customers are becoming more demanding and insisting on a superior, hassle-free experience.

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The Future of Retail is in the Stars (or is it the Cloud?) Testing

C3Centricity

Fast forward a decade or so, and supermarkets are scrambling to catch up as start-ups in many developed countries are giving this new type of freedom to consumers. Of course, for me, planning for the future is simply a matter of taking the consumers’ perspective and what they (will) want. So what is a poor manufacturer to do?

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