Remove customer-happiness customer-perceived-value
article thumbnail

5 rules for building an incredible brand relationship with your customers!

Beyond Philosophy

Your brand is in a relationship with your customers. To help yours be more beneficial than not, we have five rules about how to build strong brand relationships with your customers. It’s interesting how we perceive brands, which are, at their core, a series of legalistic trademarks that companies have.

Banking 363
article thumbnail

How to Manage Customer Wait Time: The Best Tips From Great Companies

Beyond Philosophy

Your customers likely wait in your experience, too, and that may or may not be creating negative feelings about your experience. Therefore, managing customers’ perceptions about wait times in your Customer Experience is essential—and a practical way to foster customer-driven growth. I was in a Starbucks recently.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

When It Comes To CX, Sweat The Small Stuff

Beyond Philosophy

In our customer experience consultancy, clients tell us customers make decisions based on price or features. Instead, it tends to be a combination of a few insignificant, humanistic-type factors that drive customer behavior. The word “perceived” is significant here. So, it stays intuitive, and just “feels wrong.”.

article thumbnail

Customer Perception: The Complete Guide

Fonolo

Customer perception has never mattered more. In the age of social media backlash and call-out culture, how your customers feel about your brand is key to your success. Although it’s almost impossible to completely control what people think about your organization, improving customer opinions of your brand is very possible.

Surveys 104
article thumbnail

Is Customer Experience Dying? The Pioneers of CX Discuss

Beyond Philosophy

Is Customer Experience dying? At the very least, Customer Experience is dying as we know it. Customer Experience as we know it is dying because of a few factors. Organizations want to fix one thing and then go on about their business with an improved Customer Experience. . Maybe it is. So, What’s the Problem?

article thumbnail

The 20 Stakeholder Experience Emotions: Which Are Most Positive and Value-Enhancing, and Which Are Most Negative and Value-Destroying?

Beyond Philosophy

Until about a decade ago, most CX and value delivery metrics were built around tangible and quality-related elements of value – price, consistency, speed, completeness, accuracy, durability, and the like. However, it was understood that value is not just rational. The Hierarchy identifies 12 Positive Emotions: – Happy.

B2C 207
article thumbnail

The Secret To Becoming A Successful Executive!

Beyond Philosophy

At our customer experience consultancy, we talk a lot about creating value. A customer’s perception of value drives customer loyalty and retention. And those things in turn create long-term value for a business. But companies don’t just create value by accident.