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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 customerfeedback. Leela takes a similar tack, and believes customerfeedback is the number one advantage you have to stay ahead of the competition.
It’s the age of the customer and the world’s biggest brands are duking it out every day for a greater share of our hearts, minds, and wallets. Customers hold more decision power than ever in an era where information about any company’s products and services is just a mobile search away. Time to set new customer experience goals.
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?
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 customerfeedback metrics that we lose sight of the forest for the trees!
It’s a two-step process: Every year, we use our Voice of the Customer client feedback software and technology to pick out the clients that have received the highest rate of Recognize alerts (read more about a closed-loop system and action alerts here). Become More Customer-Centric Today.
Luckily, it’s surprisingly easy to increase your NPS response rate and get more customerfeedback (and more meaningful insights ) from every delivered survey. It’s important to change the language of the rating question as well as the follow-up question when you want to survey customers from different geographical areas.
It’s a continuous conversation where companies, like maestros, listen to the orchestra of customervoices and orchestrate a symphony of action, communication, and, ultimately, satisfaction. Lines snaked around stores, social media exploded, and Ben & Jerry’s proved that customervoices weren’t just heard.
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.
In order to improve the customer experience, companies must first deeply understand their customer base. A substantial 65% of businesses prioritize investing in solutions that measure customer satisfaction and loyalty as part of achieving the number three contact center priority: increasing voice of the customer strategy.
After writing my book, Listen or Die , which outlined 40 lessons that turns customerfeedback into gold, I often got the question: "what are the small handful of strategies that provide the biggest impact or provide the most insight on driving CX excellence?". Customerfeedback should NOT be anonymous. Here they are!
The more important question is this: “As an organization, what can we do today to put the customer first?”. And to really make this really real, each employee at a customer-centricorganization should ask themselves this question: “What can I do today to create a better customer experience for our customer?”.
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