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Tips for Creating or Revising Your Customer Success Journey Map

ClientSuccess

At the heart of any successful customer relationship is a clear and well-defined path to customer success. This means implementing best practices in areas such as product training, initial relationship cadence, and real-time support. Here are key strategies to consider when creating a Customer Success Journey Map: 1.

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The Power of Empathy: How it Impacts Customer Success

ClientSuccess

Making an apology to customers after things go wrong is positively related to satisfaction with restoring the customer relationship. Practicing empathy puts us in the proper headspace to learn from our customers. ” – Stephen Covey How Does Your Company Restore Customer Confidence When Things Go Wrong?

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Guest Blog: Do customer experience teams take cyber security risks?

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Chanice Henry who writes about the importance of cyber security in providing a trustworthy experience for your customers. – Shep Hyken. Customer loyalty is built on trust. To guarantee customer retention, CX teams need to consider a security breach as a likely stop along the customer journey.

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5 Ways In-Store Tech Is Transforming the Customer Experience

Stella Connect

High tech creates a high-touch in-store experience when it: Recognizes each customer’s purchase history, regardless of channel; Provides associates with up-to-the-minute data; Informs and empowers customers so they can make the most suitable purchases; and. Makes the customer journey easy, fun, and memorable.

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Guest Blog: 4 Easy Ways to Achieve Difficult Customer Contact Goals

ShepHyken

Goal: Improve Customer Loyalty. The best policies and procedures do not compel agents to say no to certain customers. It reveals specific, immediate steps for achieving the lofty, high-level objectives that have the community buzzing. Task: Remove one “no” from your vocabulary. They instruct agents on why and how to say yes.

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Everything you need to know about building a successful Customer Success Framework

CustomerSuccessBox

It keeps the promises made during the sales process & onboarding and serves as the foundation of your customer relationship. Delivering results quickly gives customers confidence that they made the right decision and increases the likelihood that they will continue the partnership in the long run.