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The Future Today! Personalization 2.0

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Data is collected about our personal behavior everywhere. In a word: Personalization. The Era of Personalized Marketing is Here. I am making jokes, but to be honest, I am a fan of personalization. When you make something personal for a customer, you start to create an emotional relationship with your product or service.

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Crafting Compelling Stories: The Key to Unlocking True Customer Engagement

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That’s a part of the storytelling that creates emotional connections with a brand. If you like the idea of the founder coming from humble beginnings or the tale of a successful person being self-made, it might be because you can relate to them. This exercise allowed my potential clients to understand the concept personally.

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Uncovering CX in China: They’re Ready, Are You?

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As a Customer Experience consultancy, Beyond Philosophy , we have worked in China on a few occasions. We learned a few things about what to do and what not to do there, as it pertains to Customer Experience. China is still in the early stages of Customer Experience discovery.

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Telecoms in Mumbai: What It Teaches Us about India and CX

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It parallels a shift in the overall mindset of consumers in this area, one of a more commanding and capricious customer. In other words, the Customer Experience matters here more than it did even a couple of years ago. From Thailand: Respondents wanted more personalized offers that addressed their specific needs (66%).

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3 Ways Customers’ Minds Plays Tricks on Them

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In “ Thinking Fast and Slow ,” Professor Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences recipient in 2002, explores why our mind plays tricks on us. Second, be careful about introducing an anchor when you want to know another person’s opinion. Discovering What Customers Don’t Know Themselves.

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What Do The Pioneers of Customer Experience See for the Future: And What Should You Do About It?

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I recently participated in a Customer Experience Day webinar with two other leaders in our field, Joe Pine and Lou Carbone. I learned a few things that I would love to share with you, and discussed on my most recent podcast , regarding where we are now with Customer Experience and, perhaps more importantly, where we are heading.