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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 do Organizations have Competing Customer Retention Cultures?

One Millimeter Mindset

Are competing customer retention cultures crippling your organization or association? First, competing customer retention cultures are sustained within traditional departmental silos and business models. Then, competing customer retention cultures are sustained by traditional workforce hiring practices.

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5 tips to improve customer retention

Happy or Not

Last week’s October 5th was the annual international Customer Experience Day. While CX Day will come and go, keeping your customers happy year round is the pillar of customer retention and supports that your CX efforts will be successful. . Your best customer is the one who keeps coming back to you.

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Defining the Value of Customer Experience: A Guide for Creating CX ROI in A Constantly Changing World

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Prioritizing the right CX management not only helps in retaining customers by improving their experiences, but also enhances the overall brand image and increases profitability. Some organizations find that focusing on retaining customers in volatile times can provide more revenue than sales.

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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. What if current and potential customers run their businesses well-enough, so that big, hairy problems never, or rarely, occur?

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Confusing Customer Service Delivery with Customer Experience Delivery?

One Millimeter Mindset

Just ask your customers. When customer service delivery is not a cultural element of customer experience delivery, the customer gets abandoned along the way. Yes, each customer has a journey that our organizations need to understand. Then take a look at my latest speaking programs and workshops. .

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4 Ways Building a ‘Customer Room’ Can Reshape Your Customer Experience

Customer Bliss

The video feedback was one of the first steps in reshaping how the customer experience was viewed, but to truly have a catalyst for the CX program and drive culture change, Daniel and Elizabeth decided to create a customer room. Customer Room goals: Educational space for employees. Drive culture change.