Customer Journeys
Atlassian's Mick Stapleton shares his story of the enrichment and automation of the Atlassian customer experience, and how Thematic made it possible.
Instacart has four distinct types of customers: their end consumers, personal shoppers, retailers, and the companies advertising on their platform. Hear from Ant Marty about how she uses Thematic to solve for the whole customer experience.
As a marketing director at America’s largest online food delivery company, Emma is on a quest to understand what matters most to the DoorDash delivery drivers – or dashers – who are her customers.
Customer intelligence is crucial to building better products and experiences. It's the system of collecting and analyzing customer data to access the deep understanding and actionable insights your product team need.
Through using Thematic, Levels can focus on specifics in user experiences and be more human-centered in their design solutions.
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 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
Why do some companies succeed with their VOC program while others struggle? We now have more data on customers than ever before, but discerning your customers' “voice” from all the noise can be really difficult if you don't have a proper system in place. Organizations with a Voice of Customer
Consider these factors when using VOC insights to motivate stakeholders and prioritize tasks, focusing particularly on customer lifetime value.
Shep Hyken knows a thing or two about customer experience. He needs no introduction in industry-wide circles, but in case you’re not familiar with his name: Shep is an award-winning customer service and customer experience speaker, a New York Times and Wall Street Journal best-selling author, A.K.A
According to Bruce Temkin’s 2016 study, after a positive emotional experience, customers are 15 times more likely to recommend a company. 15 times more likely! That’s a huge difference. Not surprisingly, emotion analysis is receiving a lot of buzz. But do the current solutions deliver on the key