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Social Media is Bad for Customer Service

Bill Quiseng

Social media is bad for customer service. But I am not against monitoring social media or using it as a responsive customer service channel. But I am not against monitoring social media or using it as a responsive customer service channel. Their customers build it for them via their raves on social media.

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Growth vs. Customer Experience: A Dilemma?

ECXO

Actively Collect and Leverage Customer Feedback What to Do: Use surveys, social media listening, customer reviews, and even interviews to gather insights. in-store, online, mobile apps, and social media). Airbnb: Redefining Hospitality Airbnbs growth is a testament to the power of listening to customers.

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How to Improve Customer Centricity in Hospitality

C3Centricity

After all, the hospitality industry should be highly customer centric, as it relies on satisfying its guests. However, it can learn a lot from consumer packaged goods (FMCG/CPG), as I shared with industry experts at a Faculty Day of one of the leading hospitality schools in Switzerland. The title of this week’s post might surprise you.

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This is our time for a Patient CARE Revolution!

Bill Quiseng

These “Profits over People” traditionalists care about their hospital’s labor, research, and equipment costs, Medicare reimbursements, pharmaceutical companies’ payments in cash and in-kind gifts, and their patients’ payments more than they do their patients. Patients don’t care how big the hospital is.

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Be Magnificently Boring to CARE!

Bill Quiseng

When you are Magnificently Boring to CARE, your customers are WOWED and happy, returning again and again, raving to others on social media. customerservice #customerexperience #customerloyalty #custserv #custexp #cx #hospitality

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Tech philosopher Alex Wolf on designing harmonious technology

Intercom, Inc.

Both her book Resonate: For Anyone Who Wants to Build an Audience and her documentary short Attention for Sale offer insights into how we are changed by ubiquitous technology, both individually and collectively – social media has transformed how we engage with one another, and that widespread, constant engagement is harming our focus.

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Faces of Customer Experience: Carol Euliss

Customers That Stick

I teach classes, coordinate a hospital based doula program, and attend births in the role of a doula. As a doula within a hospital based program, we tend to attract women who have a heart’s desire to avoid medical intervention as much as possible for their birth experience. book, movie, sporting event, relationship, travel).