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

eglobalis

Over the past few years, empathy has become a buzzword in CX conversations—and while it’s great to emphasize understanding, empathy alone is practically useless if issues in B2B or B2C experiences remain unresolved. The same applies to B2C. What good is being empathetic if customers still face recurring problems?

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AI and Real-Time Tech vs. Traditional CX Surveys: Who Will Win the Upcoming Battle?

eglobalis

This article examines in detail how businesses in both B2B and B2C contexts are leveraging AI, sentiment analysis, voice-of-customer (VoC) platforms, predictive analytics, and streaming data to capture customer insights in the moment.

AI 320
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Beyond NPS: Why Customer Feedback Needs a 360-Degree Revolution

eglobalis

This article delves into these critiques, exploring how NPS fares across diverse business landscapes—both in B2B and B2C environments. B2B vs. B2C Perspectives In B2C environments, where transactional interactions are straightforward and brand loyalty is clearer, NPS can serve as a reliable indicator of customer advocacy and satisfaction.

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Crafting and Cascading a Customer Experience Strategy Across Global Organizations

eglobalis

However, while easy to write about, it is much harder to implement in both B2B and B2C contexts. This involves collecting and analyzing data through various methods such as surveys, customer interviews, voice of customer (VOC) programs, and feedback mechanisms. There are several ways to obtain data and understand customers.

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Designing and Rolling Out a Global Customer Experience Strategy

ECXO

While it’s easy to discuss these concepts, implementing them effectively in both B2B and B2C contexts poses significant challenges. This involves collecting and analyzing data through various methods such as surveys, customer interviews, voice of customer (VOC) programs, and feedback mechanisms.

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How to Lead a B2B CX Transformation Program—And Avoid Costly Mistakes

ECXO

A robust Voice of the Customer (VoC) program ensures that the CX transformation is guided by actual customer insights rather than assumptions. Modern VoC platforms can categorize feedback by topic and sentiment, helping CX teams to identify the most frequent pain points across the customer base.

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What is Voice of the Customer? 25 Experts Give Best Practices

Callminer

Voice of the Customer (VoC) is a type of market research which aims to better understand current and prospective customers. When your customers share their voice in real-time with your organization, they expect you to listen, act and report back to them on progress.” – What is Voice of the Customer (VoC)?,