Customer Experience
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Engagement
Five Ways To Get Obsessed with Customer Experience
A Forrester report found companies with superior customer experience outperform
laggards. But companies often think their CX is better than customers do. -
Direct Marketing | Print
Stop Oversimplifying B2B marketing: It’s Fundamentally Different From B2C
B2B marketing is inherently different from B2C, and brands that fail to reflect
this will not succeed. Here’s the nuances you need to keep in mind. -
Profiles & Campaigns
It’s All About Feelings in New SAP TV Spot
SAP is a B2B pure play, but changing buying patterns have led the company
to adapt B2C marketing practices to connect with decision makers. -
Engagement
Four Tips for Rewiring Customer Experience
To really improve your customer experience, don’t focus internally. Instead, re-wire
your efforts to see things from the customer’s point of view. -
Data Driven ROI
5 Strategies For Improving Customer Experience
Optimizing customer experiences in a way that establishes loyalty can be
hard work and requires brands to truly understand their audience. -
Acquisition
Troubling CX Challenges on Both the Front-and-Back Ends: Survey
While customers struggle on the front end to get a great customer experience,
on the back end there isn’t enough CX support. -
Engagement
Kohl’s Amazon Returns Deal Improves In-Store CX
The ability to make Amazon returns in-store is the latest move by Kohl’s
to improve its retail customer experience. -
Demand Gen
Q&A: Using Data to Power Human Connections
Chief Marketer recently chatted with Centrally Human’s Kim Weisensee Brown about the power of data in shaping human connections.
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Facts & Figures
Brands Aren’t Meeting Customer Experience Expectations: Survey
Nearly half of consumers say brands aren’t meeting
expectations when it comes to customer experience. -
Acquisition
4 Fixes for the Disconnect Between Marketing and the Customer Experience
Regardless of how great your new product or service might be, customer experience and expectations
and reality will clash as long as your team members fail to embrace your core message.