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Social Listening Tools to Understand Customers & Improve Experiences

InMoment XI

With 64% of Internet users discovering brands via social media, getting your marketing on point is essential. Some of this activity could be relevant to your brand and industry. From brand mentions to product discussions, you gain insight into customer sentiment to help make informed decisions.

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AI will kill CX!

Zeisler Consulting

Automation is making everything easier and more seamless, especially in the Customer Care/Support/Service realm: Bots, self-help, online automated solutions and even guides, etc. These improvements are streamlining and making more pleasant (or at least more efficient) their interactions with our brands when they need help.

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Social Media Customer Service: A How-to Guide for Boosting Satisfaction and Engagement

Brandwatch CX

Social customer service costs around $1 per interaction , six times cheaper than phone support costs. While the cheaper cost of conducting customer care digitally might be expected to be the driving factor, in large part it is driven by consumers themselves. Twitter reports that customer service interactions have increased by 2.5

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Social Customer Care is Changing CX: Two Real-Life Examples

Clarabridge

Of course, Sid was right—social media is increasingly becoming the preferred channel for customer care in many industries. The New York Times article quotes representatives from five different airlines about their social customer care strategy, and airlines aren’t alone. 1, 2 Harvard Business Review.

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Aesthetics: Why This is A Vital Part of Your Experience

Beyond Philosophy

Furthermore, in 2005 at the height of Apple’s existence, Townsend was clear that much of the brand’s popularity was due to its design, which was beautiful, intelligent, and simple—right down to the box it came in. . The third level, which is learned and culturally-influenced, is what we recognize as “fashionable.”

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Luxury Customer Care: Capturing Next-Level Engagement

NetBase

Luckily, luxury brands in all stages of growth can use predictive capabilities to stay ahead of demanding consumer needs and edge out competitors. If you want social consumers to talk about your brand – and of course you do! Loyalty has taken a backseat among today’s consumers – at least with regard to brands in the traditional sense.

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Better Service Begins with Better Surveys

GetFeedback

Make it beautiful and on brand. Customize your survey with your brand’s colors and imagery. You can use a background image that speaks to your brand without detracting from the survey. It’s become increasingly fashionable in web design to include very thin fonts with low contrast coloring compared to the background.