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Why Uncertainty Can Destroy Your Customer Experience

Beyond Philosophy

My colleague Professor Ryan Hamilton of Emory University and my co-author and co-host for The Intuitive Customer used to be afraid of shark attacks. It seems reasonable until you learn he lived in Ohio. So, what does that mean for your Customer Experience? Customers like to feel like they know what they are getting.

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How Can Your Company and Customers Profit Most from Higher Employee Commitment?

Beyond Philosophy

Whenever this is surfaced, it’s useful to ask some relevant questions with regard to ultimate enterprise value, particularly the employee experience vis-à-vis the customer experience. What takes precedence, employees or customers? Which came first, cowboys or saloons? Chickens or eggs? Satisfaction Is Almost Irrelevant.

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The Secret to Customer Retention

CX Journey

Want to know the secret to customer retention? I grew up on a farm in Ohio and, as a young girl, had many horses over the years. said they stopped doing business with a company due to poor customer experience. Know your customers. Remember that the employee experience drives the customer experience.

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Where Do Your Employees Fall in Order of Importance?

CX Journey

The Ohio Manufacturing Institute recognizes five major stakeholders in organizations. In order of importance they are: customers, owners, managers, employees, and community. Without products, and customers who buy them, there is no company. But that's not the topic of this post. Fred Reichheld You don't build a business.