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Challenges of Understanding the Customer Journey End-to-End

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Some of this has to do with where the journey actually begins and ends. Understanding the customer journey end-to-end helps brands innovate around the experience. But the experience is more than what a customer does after purchase. When does the journey REALLY begin for customers? Don’t fool yourself!

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How to Build a Next-Generation Loyalty Scheme

CSM Magazine

Loyalty schemes have been around a lot longer than you think, going back even further than the frequent flyer programmes that took off in the late 1970s. Hamish Sherlock of Applause , explains how to build a next-generation loyalty scheme. Do your customers value the rewards the scheme provides?

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What Airlines Can Learn from the Theme Park Industry

Kitewheel

The customer experience for airlines is made even worse by the shrinking window for customers to reach their gate, frustration at people cutting in line, or a sense that there are not enough attendants at the front desk, gate, or any other location. For an airline, long or unwieldy lines also represent a business problem.

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Three Travel and Hospitality Customer Journey Tracking Examples

Kitewheel

Enormous budget airline brands and luxury hotel chains alike are seeing increased competition. Top-rated airlines like JetBlue have managed to combine reasonable prices with quality service and experience. Furthermore, travel businesses need to better understand and react in real-time to the needs of their customers.

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Five Ways to Thank Customers — And How to Find Opportunities in Your Organization

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Yet most business plans don’t have a “customer appreciation program” section. And when talking business strategy, showing customers gratitude is hardly mentioned. We know that building loyalty requires more positive interactions than negative ones. So let’s get proactive about how we thank customers.

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5 Spectacular Ways To Create the Worst Customer Experience

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

This brings to mind the online obstacle courses that derail the customer journey with redundant steps or unusual registration requirements, but what about the offline experiences that can be just as ridiculous? Assume that customers will always be loyal, for loyalty’s sake. Skills don’t create customer loyalty.

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What are Your UICs? Lessons from American & United Airlines Customer Experience Debacles

Michelli Experience

Here are a few examples: Frequent interactions that involve saying “no” to customers. Unlike walking, driving, or riding a bicycle – train, cab, boat, and airline passengers rely on others to get them to their destination safely and on time. For airline customers, that reliance occurs in a metal tube at 30,000 feet.