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Plus, Amy shares what The Eddy Effect is and what it means to customer experience. Quotes: “Customer-centricorganizations believe that listening to and understanding what their customers want is vital to their ability to thrive as a business.” Why is voice of customer so important?
6 ways to create a customer-centric culture. Listen to the voice of the customer. Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch was famously obsessed with customer feedback. Socialize feedback and build a culture of customercentricity.
So first recognize that part of your job as a customer experience professional is to leverage failure to do better in the future. The rich Voice-of-the-Customer (VoC) most customer-centricorganizations gather is rife with stories of things not going as hoped or planned.
The best customer-centricorganizations start at the top. CX and company leaders must model the importance of customer-centricity and let it trickle down to employees. Some ways to improve your customer service include: Offer multiple channels for support. Close the loop with customers.
However, many CX professionals struggle to convince their executive leadership to prioritize and take action toward becoming a truly customer-centricorganization. I believe some of this is because there is so much emphasis on customer feedback metrics that we lose sight of the forest for the trees!
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The Volume of the CustomerVoice. Even if you’ve got a robust CS team doing all the right things day-to-day, it can be a red flag if the voice of the customer isn’t surfacing in the bigger CS processes. “I’d also want to know if product and engineering integrate with CS and do they hold each other accountable.”.
This would much depend on what you are after: a statistically significant NPS to benchmark and report on or running a continuous voice of the customer program. Measuring your NPS: The easiest way is to survey enough customers to get an NPS that is statistically significant.
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Similar is the case with customer-centric businesses. If you keep your customers satisfied, they will keep coming back to you and can even refer you to others. And according to HubSpot , customer-centricorganizations that focus more on satisfaction are 60% more profitable than others.
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