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  • Customer Experience ROI. Is It Worth Doing?

    The business case for Customer Service is complex. Gone are the days when we bought a piece of hardware that depreciates over 5 or 10 years on the balance sheet. Customer Experience does not even show up on our assets list. At least not with that name. So, understanding the ROI of  implementing  your customer experience strategy is more complicated than it might seem. 

    What is the ROI CX?

    The ROI of CX is in the revenue and customer growth of your organization. It is in the engagement of your customer base that leads to ancillary sales. And it is in the strength of your brand image and the worth of your brand equity.

    The challenge business leaders face justifying investments (especially big ones) is driven by the non linear nature of those relationships. Today’s CFO needs to understand that customer experience is a competitive advantage more than ever. Customer Experience is equal to brand management. And if you underestimate the importance of either, you might not be in business in 5 years.

    Don’t Forget Strategy

    Customer Experience ROI is the same as your company’s strategy ROI. If you don’t have a defined brand and marketing strategy backed up with a complementary communications strategy, you will not see Customer Experience ROI. Regardless of your investments. Think about your strategy. And argue the case for Customer Experience investments as an execution of a strategy, not as a business case.

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    Bad Customer Experience

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    NPS Best Practices

    Last week I spoke at the Corinium CCO Fall Conference. One of the discussions we had was on the very popular topic of Net Promoter Score best practices and its efficacy to gauge customer satisfaction. We had such great engagement that I want to share…

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    Why I Don’t Love Chatbots

    Today, we tackle the value proposition that chatbots are more valuable to companies than customers. I reject this.  The ROI simply is not there, especially since better customer experience is not there. I have experienced both fully automated bots and “augmented” service agents interactions using…

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    What’s the Scope

    Launched by CXPA (the Customer Experience Professional Association) in 2013, and held annually on the first Tuesday of October, CX Day aims to “advance customer experience as a professional role and business discipline.” This year’s CXDay theme is “good CX delivers better outcomes for customers,…

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    Organizational Culture and Access to Information

    By and large, people perceive culture as an HR discipline. The most common perception is that culture covers the soft side of performance. Culture is about how you do things, not so much about what you do. This approach to culture could not be more wrong. In fact, organizational culture is about so much more than a few words in a performance review sheet.  It is about leaders expressing values, and the action guidance their cultural behaviors provide.

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    Top CX Design Challenges in 2021

    Customer experience design challenges in 2021 remind us of the overall challenges that face organizations in a year marked by changing expectations and demands. Top customer experience design challenges include finding and coordinating the right people, navigating complexities like who you are designing for, and…

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    What is Journey Mapping?

    Although we have published more than 130 articles on customer experience, we still have not dedicated an article to journey mapping. Journey mapping is the most widely recognized customer experience design and management concept. It is also the most poorly executed customer experience tool. Myriad…

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    United Airlines Culture Problem

    I am often asked what organizational culture is. Frequently, I meet with executives who are feeling defeated by the scale and complexity of leading cultural transformations. So, where do you begin with cultural transformation? And as someone invested in organizational culture and leadership, how do…

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    Why Good CX Programs Fail

    Digital technology powers employee experience on the inside to deliver seamless, intuitive experience to customers on the outside. So, when you are creating Customer Experience Programs, you must plan and budget for the time and resources technology teams have to commit. This work spans from…

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    Culture Starts at the Top

    Without a leader who believes that today’s business success is about acquiring and retaining customers, you cannot even begin the process of building a culture. Leaders who are passionate about the customer are also passionate about creating culture and employee engagement.

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