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Good News – Caring Companies Win

Andrew Mcfarland

Our previous post covered the “bad news”, that customers don’t care about your product(s). In this “good news” post, we’ll examine a method to determine what customers care about and translate it into winning and growth. Recall the example.

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Breaking Bad News in Chat: A Contact Center Guide for Delicate Delivery

Myra Golden Media

Breaking bad news is one of the most challenging aspects of customer service. However, as a contact center representative, it’s your responsibility to deliver this news in a way that’s sensitive, empathetic, and effective. As such, these interactions can shape their perception of the brand as a whole.

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Our CX Accelerator Board of Directors

CX Accelerator

We have big time news for CX Accelerator! When we make the investment in CX professionals, we are building stronger companies, communities, and societies. We've been on the path to establish the organization as a non-profit to help amplify our mission of equipping CX professionals on every stage of their career journey.

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Master the Art of Staying Cool: 5 Rules to Handle Customer Crises

Beyond Philosophy

When it comes to customer experience , even the best-managed companies encounter challenges. Why news should always be shared, good or bad, and that transparency and honesty take precedence over withholding information during a crisis.

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A Fictional Press Release Can Be a Great Motivator

ShepHyken

Prove that spending $100 will make the company $200, and you just may capture the attention of a decision-maker in the C-suite. . Now there is a new way to approach leadership with an idea, which is to write a Fictional Press Release. . It’s not a fake release with fake news. The word fictional? Why is it good?

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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for Week of March 11, 2024

ShepHyken

Surge Pricing a Growing Part of Consumer Experience, Says Expert by Doug Hunt (Phys.org) The public reacted swiftly this week when news spread that Wendy’s had potential plans to test-run surge pricing in its restaurants. When you hear the words “surge pricing,” companies like Uber come to mind.

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Build a news recommender application with Amazon Personalize

AWS Machine Learning

With a multitude of articles, videos, audio recordings, and other media created daily across news media companies, readers of all types—individual consumers, corporate subscribers, and more—often find it difficult to find news content that is most relevant to them.