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The Beginner's Guide to Customer Experience Analytics

The Beginner's Guide to Customer Experience Analytics
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Customer Experience Analytics (CXA) is key to understanding why customers buy or churn. This guide will help you use your use customer data to get insights and understanding to drive better business decisions and improve revenue.

Aphinya Dechalert
Aphinya Dechalert
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Customer Journey Management – it’s not just about the mapping!
Customer Journey Management – it’s not just about the mapping!
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As with any profession, customer experience is defined by a number of competencies, tools, techniques and methodologies that are recognised and practised by thousands of specialists around the world. It is a challenging profession for a variety of reasons – largely because it is not ‘black and white’. There is no

Customer Journeys
Commercializing AI research: Lessons learned and Thematic's journey
Commercializing AI research: Lessons learned and Thematic's journey
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– “Hey, aren’t you the creator of Maui?”– A few months ago, someone I didn’t know approached me at O’Reilly’s AI conference. – “Yes, I am”, I said, excited that someone still remembered my project, and a little sad too… It’s been almost 10 years since I’

How to create unified customer data through advancements in technology
How to create unified customer data through advancements in technology
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Sometimes customer experience leaders make things more complicated than they need to be. If you ask consumers what they want, they’ll tell you quite plainly: fast, simple experiences and good prices.  Fancy technology and personalization for its own sake?  Not so much. Customers want technology that makes their life

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7 proven ways to get C-suite buy-in for your Customer Experience strategy
7 proven ways to get C-suite buy-in for your Customer Experience strategy
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Are you feeling discouraged by a lack of buy-in from leadership for your customer experience (CX) strategies? Perhaps your objective is a clear CX focus for the leadership at your company, but no-one seems to support your ideas? You’re not alone. This is a very common scenario in the

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What Chief Customer Officers can learn from YCombinator’s approach to disruption
What Chief Customer Officers can learn from YCombinator’s approach to disruption
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What do Chief Customer Officers have in common with YCombinator? They are both driven by creating products and services that people want. Last week, I attended the Chief Customer Officers & Influencers conference in Atlanta. I got a chance to give a keynote on how companies can disrupt themselves through customer

Customer Experience Champions: Best Practices from the CX Veterans
Customer Experience Champions: Best Practices from the CX Veterans
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I’ve just returned for Corinium’s Chief Customer Officers and Influencers conference in Atlanta. As someone who just joined the customer experience and insights industry four weeks ago, this felt like a capstone project where I was forced to “talk the talk” and “walk the walk.” It was humbling

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5 best practice tips for customer journey mapping surveys
5 best practice tips for customer journey mapping surveys
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Customer journey mapping is a great way to truly visualize your customer experience so that you can help drive positive change within your organization. What is a customer journey map? Let’s firstly define what a customer journey [https://www.magnificent.com/magnificent-stuff/should-your-business-be-focusing-on-omnichannel-marketing] is. It’s literally every experience

Customer Journeys
5 best open-ended questions for your customer survey - and what not to ask
5 best open-ended questions for your customer survey - and what not to ask
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Looking to improve your customer relationship survey? If you’re about to send your annual customer relationship survey, maybe you’re looking for new questions to ask, or wondering what type of open ended questions you should include. Here, we share the 5 best practice questions that we have found

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The right diagnosis is crucial for marketing and customer experience improvement
The right diagnosis is crucial for marketing and customer experience improvement
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A B2B software client was facing declining quarter-over-quarter sales. Their answer was to hire two additional sales reps. Unfortunately, the new reps were expensive and did not get the revenue back on track. After an analysis of the competitive landscape, we diagnosed the issue as a packaging and delivery problem.

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How to Improve Customer Service with Unstructured Data
How to Improve Customer Service with Unstructured Data
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Last month, I had the pleasure to speak with Jeff Toister (CPLP, Author of “The Service Culture Handbook”) on his webinar on how to improve customer service with unstructured data. Contact centers often miss out on many opportunities on how to improve their team’s performance and deliver critical insights

How to leverage your customer insights for growth in 2019
How to leverage your customer insights for growth in 2019
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If you have a big growth goal to reach in 2019, you can leverage your customer insights from your Voice of Customer (VOC) data to achieve it. And on the flip side, if you have already invested in a VOC initiative, there are multiple ways you can use this data

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Are you really engaging customers? 3 tips to get customer engagement right
Are you really engaging customers? 3 tips to get customer engagement right
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Are you doing customer engagement right? Too many marketers assume that their strategies and offers are engaging their customers. This assumption is often wrong. Unless you are engaged in two-way dialogue and providing value-added communications, you have no idea what customers think about your business and your marketing tactics [https:

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