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Beyond Satisfaction: Redefining Loyalty in the Age of the Customer

Execs In The Know

How is your brand redefining loyalty in the age of the customer? The pursuit of customer loyalty has become a holy grail for businesses across industries. Conclusion: The Age of the Customer In the age of the customer, loyalty is no longer a passive outcome of satisfaction.

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Executive leadership in the Age of the Customer

Customer Bliss

Without that — which usually means a silo-by-silo prioritization method — your customer experience efforts will not, unfortunately, get very far. So what does this one-company approach look like, especially if you believe — as I do — that we’re completely in The Age of the Customer by now?

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Are Your Call Recordings Up-to-Snuff for AI-fueled Speech Analytics?

Callminer

We are well within the “Age of the Customer”. The first step toward competing successfully in this era is capturing the voice of the customer.

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Welcome, Governments, to the Age of the Customer

1 to 1

For those who--despite the healthcare.gov customer experience debacle--remain unconvinced that the Age of the Customer applies to governments, the Sochi Olympics should do the trick. In the Age of the Customer: There’s more… To read the rest of this blog posting click here or visit www.1to1Media.com/weblog.

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8 Key Customer Service Skills All Call Centers Need to Succeed

Win the Customer

To succeed in the age of the customers, call centers need to transform into action centers focused on meeting and exceeding customer expectations. A Forrester report concluded that just 31% of all organizations really look closely at the quality of the customer service interactions taking place in their call center each day.

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Here’s why the experts think empathy is the key to customer experience

Comm100

Buzzwords come and go in the customer experience world, but while we lose our patience with most, there are some that rightfully stick around. In 2013, Forrester Research landed on one such phrase – the ‘age of the customer’. Customers have more power than ever to get their voice heard and listened to.

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Why to Apply The Servant Leadership Approach in Customer Service?

Provide Support

Why to Apply Servant Leadership in Customer Service. The business age we live and work in today is often called the Age of the Customer which means that shifting the focus on the customer now matters more than any other single factor like product innovation and technology racing.