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Every week, in the month of June, I will offer each one of the Three Principles to Build CustomerLoyalty. Surely, George Washington. For starters, let me give you these simple definitions: Customer service is what you do for your customers. Customerexperience or CX is how your customers feel about what you do.
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Researchers Claudia Custodio in London and Stephan Siegal at the University in Washington in Seattle specifically studied whether this advantage also made oldest children more likely to become CEO of a small or mid-sized company. and I am now CEO of a customerexperience consultancy, Beyond Philosophy.
According to trendwatching.com, the feelings a Customer has when they are getting excellent Customer service are the same as the feelings they have when they feel love. Most excellent CustomerExperiences leave Customers feeling valued and important, or, in other words, feeling the love. I couldn’t agree more.
George Washington was the first President of the United States. Of course, George Washington. QUI TAKEAWAY: Customer service is what you do for your customers. Customerexperience is how your customers feel about what you did. Customers pay for their experience, not your product or service.
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While we can’t predict they will do the same for you with certainty, we feel that they will be helpful in the pursuit of your career goals for yourself and your CustomerExperience management goals for the organizations. The Experience Economy: Competing for Customer Time, Attention, and Money.
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