Mon.May 13, 2024

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Could introducing Mental Health Days help your business support employee wellbeing?

Adrian Swinscoe

This is a guest post by David Banaghan who is the Interim CEO at Occupop. When it comes to a productive business, happy and healthy […] The post Could introducing Mental Health Days help your business support employee wellbeing? first appeared on Adrian Swinscoe.

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QUI QUOTE: Your brand is not a result of your marketing actions. Your brand is the result of customers’ perceptions of your customer service actions. 

Bill Quiseng

Your brand is not a result of your marketing actions. Your brand is the result of customers’ perceptions of your customer service actions. On social media, customers are talking about you whether you like it or not know it or not. World-class or no class. And if they’re not talking world-class or no class, they’re simply not talking about it all. So, when it comes to your customers and customer service, don’t be just good.

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What Consumers are Saying About AI and Customer Service

Customer Think

These days, everybody in business is talking about AI. We’re inundated with research and data about the percentages of people who report this or that about it, especially as it has begun to be employed in customer service use cases.

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The Science Behind Customer Decision-Making

Customer Think

A Master Class: Unlocking The Psychology of Customer Experience Listen to the podcast: This issue is the first in an eight-part series to explore customer behavior and the psychology driving it. Each part will explore the various psychological aspects of Customer Experiences to clarify what they are and provide practical advice about using them.

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Prepare Now: 2025's Must-Know Trends For Product And Data Leaders

Speaker: Jay Allardyce

As we look ahead to 2025, business intelligence and data analytics are set to play pivotal roles in shaping success. Organizations are already starting to face a host of transformative trends as the year comes to a close, including the integration of AI in data analytics, an increased emphasis on real-time data insights, and the growing importance of user experience in BI solutions.

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Filling the Gaps for a Composable CDP

Customer Think

Back in February, I mentioned that CDP Institute had published a Composable CDP Self-Assessment Tool that asks people what gaps they must fill to convert their current systems into the functional equivalent of a CDP. I recently checked how many responses we’ve received, and was disappointed that there were just fourteen.

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Can Big Brands Compete Overseas with International Marketplaces?

Customer Think

Gap recently made headlines with its sudden closure of the brand’s physical stores and ecommerce site in Spain, about three years after expanding into the market.

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A new era of CX is here: are you thinking big enough?

Customer Think

Customer experience is currently undergoing a massive phase of transformation. Just a quick scan through your favorite news site will bring up stories of brands across all verticals grappling with how to transform their businesses through AI and automation — without inadvertently angering or frustrating their customers.

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Visual Customer Service Can Be Transformative For Banks

Customer Think

Banking and financial services is a complex business. Service providers need to offer great products with competitive rates and all within the rules enforced by industry regulators. Compliance is not an option.

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Building A Global Rewards Program For The U.S. – 4 Essentials

Customer Think

Loyalty program designers, there’s a big difference between promising your members the world and delivering a world experience. The trick is delivering the world experience as they know it – and walking in their shoes. Nearly half of the U.S.