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24 Experts Reveal Their Top Customer Retention Strategies For B2C Brands

Storyminers

And as we all know, replacing an existing customer costs 7 times more than retaining them. So how do you ensure your brand is retaining its precious customer base? We decided to ask experts one question: What is your most effective customer retention strategy for B2C brands? . Loyalty is an emotion.

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What Are the Three Pillars of B2B Customer Support for Fintechs?

CSM Magazine

To achieve this, fintech companies should look to refine three key pillars of their customer support stack, including brand recognition, voice of the customer, and service quality. This confirms that quality customer service and brand recognition go hand in hand.

B2B 52
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Guest Blog: How One Experience Started My CX Passion

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Stacy Sherman who reminds us that brands must not compete on price alone and shares a great story to illustrate this point from Stacy’s Pita Chips. – Shep Hyken. My obsession for Customer Experience (CX) started when I received a package in the mail on a random afternoon.

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Establishing a customer-centric culture at your company

Thematic

When is the right time to establish a customer experience - or voice of customer - programme for your company? Whether your company is just getting started, or already well established, a voice of customer programme is essential. Even more claim they’re customer first.

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The Service Recovery Paradox: How Far Can It Go?

Second to None

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?

Second to None

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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Understand And Deliver The Value Your B2B Customers Want

Second to None

Brands that operate in the B2B space have just as much of a responsibility to provide a great Customer Experience to their users than traditional B2C organizations. The ability to capture the voice of your customer and act on these insights can separate your brand from competitors in the industry.

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