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[Experience Action Podcast] Event Planning and CX

Experience Investigators

The magic of attending a truly exceptional event stays with us long after we’ve returned home. What makes some events so memorable while others fade quickly from memory? In this episode, we tackle a listener question about customer experience best practices for event planners seeking to create standout experiences.

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5 Positive Things SaaS CEOs And Leaders Should Do To Get Through COVID-19

Gainsight

And though it never was the same, especially for those who lost loved ones, eventually life came back—the business trips and the event planning, the small dreams and big hopes, the daily reality and reality TV. And show your gratitude internally: And publicly: I have so much respect for event planning people.

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Everything just changed: How to keep your customers at the center during turbulent times

Intercom, Inc.

If you have radio advertising in your plan, you should expect its effectiveness to drop considerably. Similarly, if you have events planned for this year, you should look to virtual alternatives.

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Post-Event Survey Questions to Elevate Your Next Event

Retently

From measuring satisfaction to understanding the effectiveness of each segment, these questions are your stepping stones to creating more impactful and memorable events. Constructive feedback is key to improvement, and post-event survey questions are thus the perfect tools to understand attendee experience and measure event success.

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Join Jim at the CXPA’s Insight Exchange

Heart of the Customer

Along with the incomparable Nancy Porte, I’ll be co-hosting the event. Plans are coming along – you can see the agenda here. Are you going to the CXPA’s Insight Exchange? I’ll also be leading a Show and Tell table with journey mapping best practices on Wednesday. Look for me at the “We’ve Arrived” welcome mixer. […].

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4 Customer Experience Tactics you can use on Clubhouse.

Steven Van Belleghem

If you have a Clubhouse event planned, make sure to invite some of your customers onto the stage with you. In this blog I wanted to share some easy-to-implement tactics on how you can use Clubhouse for your customer experience strategy. Invite your customers on stage.

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Occupancy Rate vs Utilization Rate: What’s the Difference?

Fonolo

Social event-planning. Utilization Rate will help you determine the total time your agents are logged in, assisting customers, and available to assist customers but doing other things. Some tasks to keep in mind are: Training sessions. Coaching one-on-ones. Team meetings. Interviews. Unplanned breaks and trips to the washroom.