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Communication — Essential to Creating and Sustaining a Customer-Centric Culture 

ijgolding

The Shop Direct Board of Directors with the stiletto shoe at the launch of ‘Feet in the Street’ in 2010. If you have an aspiration to lead or be part of a sustainably customer centric organisation, then you must master the art of COMMUNICATION! “If Communicating the Customer Experience needs to be continuous, innovative and engaging.

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Seeking a New VOC Vendor? Here’s How to Make the Transition

CloudCherry

A “state of the art” VoC program is one that requires your organization to achieve full integration across all your data types and to develop a customer-centric culture that uses VoC insights to make sophisticated business value calculations. Don’t forget about culture. 2010) Voice of the Customer. Works Cited. Adams, Faith.

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CX Design Thinking in the Travel Industry, With Annette Höher-Bäuerle – CB64

Customer Bliss

In 2010, she decided to leave the legal field with the aim to move closer to the actual operations and to focus on putting the customer first. Annette is responsible for Thomas Cook’s overall customer experience strategy and road map with a clear focus on the cultural transformation as well as designing the end-to-end customer journey.

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Communication, communication, communication! Why you cannot ‘over’ communicate when it comes to Customer Experience

ijgolding

I have written many times in the past about the importance of effective communication if an organisation has an intention to deliver consistently better Customer Experiences. The major cause of this bizarre scenario is (in my opinion) a significant lack of communication between leaders of organisations and their employees.

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Is ‘Being Human’ With Customers A New Concept? And, Does It Create Emotional, Experiential, Social and Financial Value?

Beyond Philosophy

The ‘human’ factor, in marketing, communications, positioning, and experience creation through sales, service, and operations now pervades titles of articles, blogs, white papers, and even books. In his 2010 book, Marketing 3.0: But, there is little that is really new or trailblazing in this idea.

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4 Powerful Rules to Create Employee and Customer Word-of-Mouth Programs That Work

Beyond Philosophy

Informal communication programs can work, if and because both stakeholder groups feel they are getting information and advice from individuals and entities they know and trust. Be both strategic and tactical. Seek to leverage and influence, not control. Seek to leverage and influence, not control.

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How Liberty Mutual Engaged the C-Suite & Built their Customer Room, With Chief Customer Officer Margie Dillon – CB2

Customer Bliss

Margie’s team, the Customer Advocacy Office, was founded in November 2015 to lead a broad transformation to a customer-centric culture. The team includes 130 professionals responsible for Customer Strategy, Metrics & Insights, Employee Culture, and Operations. If you change course every month, you’ll never go anywhere.”