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Empathy Won’t Save You: Why CX Thrives on Action, Not Sentiment but Outcomes?

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Unlike the often-transactional nature of Business-to-Consumer (B2C) interactions, B2B relationships involve longer decision cycles, diverse stakeholders, and operational intricacies. Traditional metrics like Net Promoter Scores often miss its nuanced impact, requiring a broader set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

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Voice of Customer Analysis to Improve Customer Loyalty and Retention

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For example, key metrics like CSAT help you improve aspects of your business to satisfy specific customer needs. Voice of the Customer analysis is emerging as a key consumer trend for 2025 and is poised for continued growth in the years ahead. VoC analysis enables you to understand overall satisfaction levels with your business.

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Connecting Customer Experience Goals to Financial Metrics to Prove ROI

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According to Gartner analyst Ed Thompson, it’s a challenge when you’ve got hundreds of metrics to track and multiple departments to apply these metrics to. To accurately measure your CEM’s ROI, you need to pay close attention to key metrics that will determine the outcome of any customer experience initiative.

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Beyond NPS: Why Customer Feedback Needs a 360-Degree Revolution

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The Imperative for Diverse Metrics and Measurements in Understanding Customer Sentiment Introduction Net Promoter Score (NPS) has established itself as a popular metric for evaluating customer loyalty, satisfaction levels, and the likelihood of customer churn. The exact same criticism can be made about every metric for everything.

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The Health of the Contact Center: Are You Ready for 2019?

A survey of 1,000 contact center professionals reveals what it takes to improve agent well-being in a customer-centric era. This report is a must-read for contact center leaders preparing to engage agents and improve customer experience in 2019.

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Are You Using 1999 Metrics to Measure 2019 Customer Care?

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It’s 2019, which means contact center metrics from 1999 are almost old enough for their first legal beer (and already knocking them back in Canada.) Those metrics were born in an era when customer service was a race, where whoever got to the finish line first (i.e. One Metric to Rule Them All. But where do we start?

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Do You Need a Customer Experience Manager?

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As your company begins to scale customer experience operations, it is possible for silos that cause different departments to use separate technologies and focus on different metrics, which fragments your understanding of the customer experience. For example, the average time in queue and resolution time are often used as call center metrics.