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Four Brands Getting Customer Experience Right
Brands who get the customer experience equation right reap greater loyalty and increased revenues. Those that fail risk customer defection.
Brands who get the customer experience equation right reap greater loyalty and increased revenues. Those that fail risk customer defection.
Why do "Mean People Suck"? Michael Brenner gives us the scoop about his new book.
Brands like Disney, Amazon and Netflix deliver amazing CX in our personal lives, but why haven’t more brands achieved these heady heights?
No matter what vertical you play in, relevant customer experiences are key to being a B2B marketing leader. Sales—and retention rates—skyrocket when CX is exemplary.
No matter what vertical you play in, relevant customer experiences are key to being a B2B marketing leader. Sales—and retention rates—skyrocket when CX is exemplary.
Rahim Rajpar shares how John Hancock is targeting B2B and B2C audiences, and the changing role of marketing leaders in creating customer experiences.
For top B2B brands like SAP and Pitney Bowes, customer experience is often the tipping point when it comes to acquiring—and retaining—business.
There is a fundamental shift in how brands manage CX and their customers due to an explosion of technologies and more progressive organizational and operating models.
A Forrester report found companies with superior customer experience outperform laggards. But companies often think their CX is better than customers do.
B2B marketing is inherently different from B2C, and brands that fail to reflect this will not succeed. Here's the nuances you need to keep in mind.