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15 CX Experts Talk about the Future and Challenges of Customer Experience in 2018 [part 1] 

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Customer experience has been already a hot topic in business during 2017 and is promising to be even of higher importance in 2018. “CX It’s predicted, that by 2020 customer experience will overtake price and product as the key brand differentiator when making consumer choices. How to overcome those challenges?

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Six Upcoming Service Trends For 2018

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This piece was originally published by Forbes on February 8, 2018: “You may still be writing “2017” on forms, but no one can deny that 2018 is in full swing. So what does the year hold for customer service? As always, companies who provide great customer service have a huge advantage over companies that don’t.

2018 63
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Four Reasons Why Your B2B CX Strategy for 2018 Needs More Attention

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This can be done successfully by using CX tools, like journey mapping, which can be applied on a day-to-day basis for solving the obvious business challenges posed by the B2B CX strategy in 2018. Increasing the loyalty of their existing customers. Presale journey improves customer loyalty. Call logging.

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Collecting Customer Data While Maintaining Trust: The Personalization Privacy Paradox

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Though over the years, customers have grown to be skeptical towards the collection of consumer data. Salesforce’s 2018 “State of the Connected Customer” report revealed that 62 percent of customers are more afraid of their data being compromised now than they were two years ago. [1] Keep your Data Safe. 2][link].

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The Service Recovery Paradox: How Far Can It Go?

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The same concept is true for the Service Recovery Paradox (SRP), a phenomenon that refers to the scenario in which a customer’s loyalty is increased after a company corrects a mistake, more so than had the mistake never occurred. According to a study by Magnini, these are incidents that do not lead to increased loyalty. [2]

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The Service Recovery Paradox: How Far Can It Go?

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The same concept is true for the Service Recovery Paradox (SRP), a phenomenon that refers to the scenario in which a customer’s loyalty is increased after a company corrects a mistake, more so than had the mistake never occurred. According to a study by Magnini, these are incidents that do not lead to increased loyalty. [2]

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How To Consistently Create Loyal Customers

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Creating loyalty amongst your target customers serves a challenge for brands in any industry, and ultimately, those organizations that do inspire customers to return to their brand are positioning themselves for continued success. How are retailers working to retain customers and maintain a loyal customer base?

Retail 54