article thumbnail

This is our time for a Customer CARE revolution!

Bill Quiseng

Even if the traditionalists could hear, they would wear noise-canceling headphones, oblivious to the employees’ concerns and customer complaints. These traditionalists cared more about profits and didn’t care much about employees or customers. Let’s be revolutionary to improve the customer experience.

article thumbnail

Enhancing Customer Outreach: Effective Strategies for Outbound Voice Communication

CSM Magazine

However, one essential element of customer communication often goes unnoticed – outbound voice communication. This traditional yet robust channel, when implemented with contemporary strategies, has the potential to significantly elevate customer relations and fuel business growth.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

The Customer Care Difference for Healthcare Products

CSM Magazine

Customers of health-related products—such as over-the-counter medicines, dietary supplements, nutraceuticals, medical devices, wearables, and animal health products—typically have higher expectations of manufacturers than do users of other types of consumer products. Omni-channel communication. Proactive outreach.

article thumbnail

3 Steps to Communicate Your CX Plan with Leaders, Stakeholders, and Outliers

Customer Bliss

“If you have a customer success job in an organization that isn’t interested in customer retention, you need to consider doing something else,” says Lucy Norris , Executive VP, Global Leader of Customer Success at Genesys , a technology company that provides solutions for customer experience, marketing, and sales.

article thumbnail

Who Owns Your CX Program? (Hint: It’s Everyone)

InMoment XI

I often talk about customer experience lying at the intersection of communications, operations, technology, and employees. As Jan Carlzon, former CEO of Scandinavian airline SAS, once said, “If you’re not serving the customer, your job is to be serving someone who is.”. Every Team Owns Part of the Customer Experience.

Airlines 493
article thumbnail

Does Who’s Driving the CX Bus Make A Difference?

InMoment XI

Most businesses are organized into silos: marketing, sales, operations, customer care, HR, IT, finance, etc. But customer experience is a ribbon that cuts across these silos, and an effective CX program ensures that hand-offs between silos are clean and that no facet of the customer experience falls into the cracks.

Sports 295
article thumbnail

3 Reasons Why Marketing is Important to Your Customer Care

Interactions

Although traditionally they may seem unrelated, marketing and your customer care strategy actually have a lot in common– the biggest thing being your customers. Customer care is a major touchpoint with your brand. When your customers reach out to your company, they are looking for a solution.