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So how did customer service perform in 2015?

Eptica

Date: Friday, January 22, 2016 So how did customer service perform in 2015? The US picture – could do better Overall 2015 was a poor year for customer service across the US, with close to six out of ten companies (59%) seeing a fall in customer ratings according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).

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How does customer experience affect sales growth?

Eptica

Date: Wednesday, November 16, 2016 How does customer experience affect sales growth? Author: Neil Cox Customer experience has been front of mind for marketing and customer service professionals for a number of years, but does it really have a big impact on the bottom line? Published on: November 16, 2016.

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Which sectors offer the worst customer experience?

Eptica

Date: Friday, October 30, 2015 Which sectors offer the worst customer experience? Published on: October 30, 2015. Author: Pauline Ashenden While all industries need to ensure they are delivering an excellent customer experience, some seem to be intrinsically better at it than others. Share this page on: Tweet.

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How do UK banks rate on customer experience?

Eptica

How are UK banks doing in terms of the customer experience? In the latest Eptica Multichannel Customer Experience study , we evaluated the real-world online experience of 100 leading companies – including ten banks – by asking typical customer questions over the web, email, Twitter, Facebook and chat.

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How are retailers working to improve customer experience?

Eptica

The stores use a combination of trendy, relaxed design and layout where shoppers get the chance to play with cool technology supported by highly trained and eager staff who are taught to spend time empathizing and helping customers in order to deliver an enjoyable shopping experience. Driving online customers to the store In 2015 U.S.

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A Complete Guide to Omnichannel Customer Service

Comm100

A Complete Guide to Omnichannel Customer Service. The state of customer service is always changing, and brands must keep up. Customers now use an average of nine different channels to connect with companies, and they expect the support they receive on these channels to be fast, convenient and personalized.

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What You Need to Know About Omnichannel

NICE inContact

Today’s customers expect omnichannel. customer service. How is omnichannel customer service different from (or: better than?) multichannel customer service? Customer service must support many (“multi”) channels because that is what customers expect.