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Company growth and profits are directly tied to customer and employee engagement. And no matter what the state of the economy is, there are always opportunities for growth for businesses that stay focused. But with so much to do these days, where do you start? Greg Heaps, VP of Professional Services at Allegiance, and Kyle LaMalfa, Best Practices Manager and Loyalty Expert at Allegiance, offer insights on how to uncover revenue and growth opportunities and gain a competitive advantage, even in t
Customer Experience is Best Defined by Customers Lynn Hunsaker The term customer experience has a wide array of interpretations. For some people it revolves around shopping or website navigation. For others it's about ease of use as the customer interfaces with the product or service they purchased. For some, it's about technical and customer service.
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Company growth and profits are directly tied to customer and employee engagement. And no matter what the state of the economy is, there are always opportunities for growth for businesses that stay focused. But with so much to do these days, where do you start? Greg Heaps, VP of Professional Services at Allegiance, and Kyle LaMalfa, Best Practices Manager and Loyalty Expert at Allegiance, offer insights on how to uncover revenue and growth opportunities and gain a competitive advantage, even in t
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In tough economic times, improving your employees’ morale and increasing their engagement and productivity is critical, as every resource counts and your employees can have a big impact on your customers’ experiences. But in times like these many business leaders wonder: how can we keep employees motivated, passionate and engaged – in other words, productive – in an environment where we’re asking them to do more with less and/or have recently had to downsize our company?
In tough economic times, improving your employees’ morale and increasing their engagement and productivity is critical, as every resource counts and your employees can have a big impact on your customers’ experiences. But in times like these many business leaders wonder: how can we keep employees motivated, passionate and engaged – in other words, productive – in an environment where we’re asking them to do more with less and/or have recently had to downsize our company?
In tough economic times, improving your employees’ morale and increasing their engagement and productivity is critical, as every resource counts and your employees can have a big impact on your customers’ experiences. But in times like these many business leaders wonder: how can we keep employees motivated, passionate and engaged – in other words, productive – in an environment where we’re asking them to do more with less and/or have recently had to downsize our company?
Research conducted by Allegiance reveals that companies typically have three types/groups of customers. These are: Engaged, Disengaged and Swing. Obviously, engaged customers are the best customers because of the strong emotional connections that they have to a company, and their genuine willingness to assist a company in improving its customer experience.
Research conducted by Allegiance reveals that companies typically have three types/groups of customers. These are: Engaged, Disengaged and Swing. Obviously, engaged customers are the best customers because of the strong emotional connections that they have to a company, and their genuine willingness to assist a company in improving its customer experience.
Research conducted by Allegiance reveals that companies typically have three types/groups of customers. These are: Engaged, Disengaged and Swing. Obviously, engaged customers are the best customers because of the strong emotional connections that they have to a company, and their genuine willingness to assist a company in improving its customer experience.
Customer education has become a key driver for growth, retention, and product adoption. Our latest 2024 State of Customer Education Report uncovers critical data and insights from a survey of over 200 industry leaders, offering a look at the evolving role of education in driving business success. Inside, you'll find data on key trends and strategies, including: Strategies for Scaling & Customization: Find out which investments in learning technology deliver the biggest ROI and scalability.
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Here at Allegiance, we spend a lot of time talking to customers and potential sales prospects about engagement. But if you’re new to the engagement arena, you may ask: What is engagement? And why should my business care about it? Since we’re going to be blogging about engagement and other related topics moving forward, I.
Here at Allegiance, we spend a lot of time talking to customers and potential sales prospects about engagement. But if you’re new to the engagement arena, you may ask: What is engagement? And why should my business care about it? Since we’re going to be blogging about engagement and other related topics moving forward, I.
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Many people think that surveys are just a bunch of questions, but they're not. Every survey is a culmination of a challenging seven-step process. And here are some steps to follow to improve your surveys.
Many people think that surveys are just a bunch of questions, but they're not. Every survey is a culmination of a challenging seven-step process. And here are some steps to follow to improve your surveys.
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