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I Buy, Therefore I Am: The Psychology Behind Why We Choose Our Favorite Brands

InMoment XI

Step #4: Create a Congruent Culture. Creating products, processes, and a culture aligned with your brand’s identity is infectious. In the hospitality industry, nobody does this better than a major North American Quick Service Brand. Your brand’s identity must be omnipresent, continually feeding the customer-brand relationship.

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InMoment (integrated) Experience: Changing The Game

InMoment XI

Major Hospitality Conglomerate Masters The Art of Engagement At the heart of one of the biggest dining, entertainment, and hospitality conglomerates in the nation lies a balanced approach to customer feedback: they’ve mastered the art of both reactive and proactive engagement.

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Why 90% of Global Businesses Will Use AI Translation in Customer Support

CSM Magazine

The High Cost of Human Translation While human translators provide accuracy and cultural context, hiring multilingual support teams is expensive. Travel and Hospitality: Personalized Customer Service A global hotel chain implemented AI translation to enhance guest communication.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of September 18, 2017

ShepHyken

(Collective Campus) Establishing a detailed understanding of your customers is essential in achieving business goals and creating a customer experience that is a key competitive advantage today. 25 Reasons Why Hospitality People Are So Resilient by Rupesh Patel. Important: This information goes beyond the hospitality industry.

2017 84
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Annette Franz: Values Create Value.

Bill Quiseng

As I was writing my latest book, Built to Win , I wanted to be sure to incorporate the notion that it’s important to design a customer-centric culture because there are clear outcomes to doing so. Culture (and certainly not one that puts the customer at the center of the business) isn’t just fluff. It’s tangible. It’s measurable.

Culture 103
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How To Build Your Customer Experience Strategy By Asking Yourself These Three Questions [2020 Edition]

Michel Falcon Experience

The latter is paying lip service to actually building a customer experience strategy that will grow your business, build an admired brand and have a competitive advantage against your competition. If not, he’s one of the most recognizable hospitality entrepreneurs, owns Shake Shack, bestselling author and more!

2020 88
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5 New Customer Service Skills Your Employees Need (and How to Train Them Properly in 2019)

Michel Falcon Experience

Across our venues, restaurants and bars, we have 150 team members operating within one of Canada’s most competitive hospitality districts (King West, Downtown Toronto); the far majority of these team members are customer-facing. We are in this advantageous position as a company because we: Hire individuals who are inventive.

2019 151