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How to Create Unbreakable Brand Loyalty through Emotional Connection

Beyond Philosophy

For example, consider the two emotions: anger and sadness. In my early work with Customer Experience , the Chair of Consumer Psychology in the UK told me that there were around 150 emotions, which all vary to some degree. As part of this exercise, choosing an emotion that drives value for your customers is essential.

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Five Low-Cost Ways To Improve Your Customer Service And Customer Experience

Micah Solomon

The author, Micah Solomon, is an author, consultant, influencer, keynote speaker, and trainer in customer service, customer experience, customer service culture, and hospitality. Here are four examples: a) Discouraged: ‘‘You owe.’’. Perhaps in 2005 it was okay to take 24 hours to respond to a customer email.

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Putting Customers First is a Game Changer with Jesse Cole

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Ask what the biggest friction points in your customersexperiences are. For example, a typical baseball game can run for over 3 hours. Jesse Cole’s latest book, Bannana Ball: The Unbelievably True Story of the Savannah Bannanas , just came out May 18, 2005. The best inspiration happens from what people are doing wrong.

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Amazing Business Radio: Daniel Fallmann

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But, when ticket escalations do happen, it also helps customer service agents identify the experts inside the organization to help with non-trivial customer issues. You can predict what the problem is because of customer behavior. For example, what they are searching for on your website?

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4 out of 5 organizations have not increased their customer satisfaction since 2010!

Beyond Philosophy

I’ve followed the American Customer Satisfaction Institute (ACSI) results since I started Beyond Philosophy in 2002. When you consider all the resources organizations and individuals have put into customer experience and the voice of the customer, I wonder… was it worth it? Guess what? So, how can this be?

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The Hidden Obstacles to Effective Planning. It’s Not What You Think!

Beyond Philosophy

For example, researchers asked students who had to write a senior thesis how long it would take. Here’s another example. We’ve been doing it since 2005, so we know how to do it and how long it takes, which is about three months. Then, they asked how long it would take in a worst-case scenario.

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Nudges: Make Sure Yours Work!

Beyond Philosophy

Per an article in the NY Times a few weeks ago about a review published in The New England Journal of Medicine back in 2005, as many as two-thirds of hospital admissions related to medication problems were the result of “noncompliance.” For example, the shirt example talks about how stores persuade us to buy more shirts than we need.