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Who Wins – Brand Or Customer Experience?

Beyond Philosophy

Back in 2011, Boston College performed an interesting study involving everyone’s favorite energy drink, Red Bull, and the behavior it evoked in study participants. Red Bull is far from being the only brand that manages its Customer Experiences from an emotional viewpoint.

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5 Facts to End the ROI Debate on Customer Experience

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For many years, there has been a debate whether you could assign a dollar amount to determine the return on investment for any Customer Experience improvements. In addition, higher levels of customer satisfaction are tied to high levels of positive cash flows with low volatility, and positive earnings surprises.

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Would Consumers (Really) Spend More For Better Service?

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Sometimes it is differentiating, and offers consumers definite benefits – such as practiced by companies like Zappos, Wegmans, Ritz Carlton, Rackspace, Southwest Airlines, Trader Joe’s, Amazon, Baptist Health Care, and Zane’s Cycles – and sometimes it is just one of multiple factors which contribute to customer loyalty or disloyalty behavior.

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How is Your Business Dealing with the Paradox of Choice?

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Resolving the paradox of choice should be a priority for most organizations that want to design a Customer Experience that creates a feeling of satisfaction instead of one of angst and remorse. 29 July 2011. It is a paradox to be sure, and one commonly referred to as the Paradox of choice. The Paralysis of Too Much Choice.