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Can Customer Retention succeed in Uncollaborative Company Cultures?

One Millimeter Mindset

Uncollaborative company cultures have long track records of retaining customers. Throughout our careers, you and I have worked for one, if not several, of these cultures. As long as sellers continue to crush quotas and bring new customers into the revenue stream, uncollaborative company cultures survive.

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Why You Should Build an Omnichannel Customer Experience

InMoment XI

Personalization By integrating data from various channels, businesses can create more personalized experiences for customers. They can tailor product recommendations, promotions, and communications based on individual preferences and behaviors, leading to higher engagement and conversion rates. But, it may not be as hard as you think.

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How to Gain Leadership Buy-In for Customer Experience: A Guide for CX Change Agents

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

I speak with customer experience professionals every day. Some of them have fancy, customer-focused titles like Chief Customer Officer or Vice President of Customer Experience. Others have more common org chart regulars, like Chief Marketing Officer or Voice fo the Customer (VoC) Director.

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5 Things Great CEOs Understand About Customer Experience

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

We recommend starting with a Customer Experience Mission Statement and building a Customer Experience Success Statement. Both can be used to gain commitment from the C-Suite and can be leveraged as a way to communicate progress in an ongoing way. Customer-focused organizations prioritize keeping customers close.

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Customer Centric Culture

ClearAction

Customer Centric Culture Lynn Hunsaker. What Does it Mean to be Customer-centric? To have the customer’s best interests as the focus of your attention — not to be pre-occupied in your own interests at the customer’s expense. There’s a myth that talking often to your customers (sales, service, surveys, etc.)

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Do We have a Couch Potato Storytelling Culture?

One Millimeter Mindset

Does our organization engage in a couch potato storytelling culture? A couch potato storytelling culture is self-focused. A couch potato storytelling culture emphasizes drama over minor skirmishes. Sometimes the best customer-focused stories are the ones our organization never pays attention to.

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Reshaping The Future Of Digital Customer Service: 22 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2022

TechSee

Jeff is truly obsessed with customer service. As an author, consultant, and trainer, he helps organizations develop customer-focused cultures. Jeff’s Inside Customer Service blog has been recognized as one of the Top 50 customer service blogs on the planet. Follow on LinkedIn. Follow on LinkedIn.