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The Meteor That Missed: Unmasking the CX Extinction Myth

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As businesses navigate a rapidly evolving landscape, the blend of technology and personal engagement not only refutes the extinction myth but also reinforces that continuous adaptation and thoughtful decision-making remain at the core of lasting customer relationships. Customer experience is not disappearing by 2030.

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Maximizing Outcomes with Integrated Customer Success and Experience Metrics

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It’s no longer enough to simply deliver products; companies must craft seamless, meaningful customer journeys that lead to long-term success. To achieve this, businesses must go beyond traditional, siloed approaches and explore both Customer Success (CS) and Customer Experience (CX) metrics.

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Managing Customer Experience Like a Pro: Inside a CX Manager’s Daily Workflow

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Bridging the gap between what customers expect and what businesses deliver is the Customer Experience Manager. That means a CX Manager isnt just responsible for handling customer concerns; theyre shaping how customers feel about the brand, turning one-time buyers into lifelong fans. Lets take a closer look!

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Why Your Next Employee Should Be a Customer Success Manager

Retently

The Connective Tissue of a Company The first non-technical hire you make needs to be in Customer Success. Customer Success is the bridge between what your company does and what your customers need you to do. They offer a look into the minds of your customers and can shape the direction of your entire firm.

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The Myth of CX’s Death by 2030: Debunking the Fake Speculation

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Assertions that advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and automation will replace human-led CX strategies overlook the complexity of customer relationships, the role of cultural nuances, and the limitations of technology in addressing human-centric needs across both B2B and B2C environments.

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Winning Leadership Support for Your CX Program: How to Align and Drive Buy-In

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Complexity in customer journeys often leads B2B companies to score lower on CX than B2C, highlighting the effort needed to meet diverse needs. Siloed Data and Systems: Customer information in B2B is often fragmented across sales, marketing, account management, and support. Break transformation into manageable phases (e.g.,

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SaaS Customer Experience Starts in the C-Suite

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

While with traditional enterprise sales the customer is paying for a one-off purchase that may or may not go hand-in-hand with an annual service fee, SaaS companies are constantly having to cultivate the customer relationship if they are to stay in business.