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The New York Times Discovers That Marketers Use Science

Customer Experience Matrix

Today’s New York Times carried an article on the use of science by marketers, although this is not exactly news. This last example brought to mind what I consider a more interesting (and somewhat contradictory) trend: a growing recognition that it’s no longer viable to attribute customer actions to a single promotion.

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Affiliate Summit East: How to Stand Out in a Crowded Market

Customer Experience Matrix

I spent several hours this morning at the Affiliate Summit East in New York. This is a corner of the direct marketing industry I haven't examined in depth although it overlaps with lead generation, online advertising, and performance measurement segments I know well.

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How Has CX Evolved and How Should it Impact Your Company’s Growth and Leadership?

Customer Bliss

In this episode, we talk about the evolution of both customer experience as a holistic experience and of the chief experience officer and chief customer officer roles over the past few decades. 7 Customer Experience Insights You Can Apply to Your Organization. Social media has ushered in urgency.

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S@*#!$%: The One Word to Scrub from Your Email Subject Lines for Surveys

InteractionMetrics

For instance, read about my recent experience with Lowes. This is from a company that probably has a huge customer experience plan, team, and initiatives in place. Today, surveys are the default method for collecting customers’ feedback. Surveys don’t just measure the customer experience. Did I hear a peep?

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From SugarConnection Boston: How 4 Leading Brands are Excelling at CX

SugarCRM

Our mid-morning panel session was packed with best practices and valuable ideas from Cireson, The New York Times , Star2Star Communications and CE Power. The unified communications company wanted to get as much as possible out of its customer experience platform. Joe Cora, Engineering Manager at The New York Times.

CX 20
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Discussing the Hybrid CMO, With Drew Neisser – CB55

Customer Bliss

Drew Neisser , who has interviewed over 200 CMOs, and I discuss the evolving role of the CMO, and the expanding “Hybrid CMO” taking on operational responsibility and expanding to influence the overall customer experience. Drew lives in New York City with his wife, two kids and a French bulldog named Louie. About Drew.