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Customers Do Not Need a Big Blow Up to Break Up with You

Russel Lolacher

It doesn’t need to take much for a customer to break up with your business, go to your competition and never use your service or product again. But it happens all the time, and it’s up to the business to mitigate as best they can. Don’t Owe You Anything. Do I owe them another chance?

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The World Is Going Crazy

Beyond Philosophy

I posted on LinkedIn recently that the world is going mad (or crazy, depending on which side of the pond you read this). Many of my followers weighed in with their own experiences that tell a truth that is hard to swallow, the world has changed for good, but it’s not good for customers. Sure, it happens, I thought.

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This is Digital, Episode 25: The Chief Digital Officer's Role in Disruption and Culture

West Monroe

Beauty's Chief Digital Officer, joins the podcast to discuss the ever-evolving customer journey and the balance between customer needs and technology advancement, fostering innovation, and maintaining a seamless physical-digital connection. What do you do and what have you set out to do in this role?

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A United Airlines Post Mortem Discussion, With Diane Magers – CB48

Customer Bliss

As we all know, customer experience happens in the real world — it’s companies and organizations interacting with their customers. Here, I invited Diane Magers — a long-time friend — to do a Post Mortem podcast with me. Diane is currently CEO of the Customer Experience Professionals Association.

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5 Things You Should Do Today to Manage Uncertainty in Business

Beyond Philosophy

Managing our risk aversion and the risk aversion of our customers is a significant part of providing an excellent Customer Experience. Managing our risk aversion and the risk aversion of our customers is a significant part of providing an excellent Customer Experience. He says you have to control the “controllable.” (Now,

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The Big Fail: Why Are You Not Listening to the ‘Voice of Your Product’?

Beyond Philosophy

Proactive is a key word for me for the future of experiences and customer strategy. Anticipating the needs of your customers is going to be the next level of exceeding their expectations. However, to be proactive, you need to add a new voice into the mix with the “Voice of the Customer (VoC).”

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Eliminating Language Barriers to Personalize the Customer Experience with Edmund Ovington

Kustomer

Listen and subscribe to our podcast: In this episode of the Customer Service Secrets Podcast , Gabe Larsen and Vikas Bhambri from Kustomer are joined by Edmund Ovington to learn the secrets to breaking down language barriers. Why Your Team Needs Language Translation Software. Listen to the full episode to learn more.