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If you’re not listening, you’re definitely not customer-centric

Tethr

Customer-centric decision-making should be the basis of all operational decisions. The difference between a company that says they are customer-centric and one that already is comes down to listening. Customer-centric businesses should be looking to enhance their listening (as opposed to their telling).

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A customer-centric approach as the backbone of your business

Tethr

Brands that take extra measures to make customers feel heard and understood during every encounter (from web copy to email drips to service interactions) foster a customer-oriented approach throughout the entire customer journey. Here are some ways to ensure your business is delivering a customer-centric experience.

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Built to Win – What It Takes To Be a Customer-Centric Organization

Russel Lolacher

Annette Franz , and that new book is Built to Win: Designing a Customer-Centric Culture that Drives Value for Your Business. I’m extremely excited to further learn from her and, I have no patience, so we had a discussion about what it takes to build a customer-centric organization that I wanted to share with you.

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5 Best Practices to Encourage Customer-Centric Growth

Totango

A customer-oriented approach to business is fast becoming a necessary ingredient for success in today’s customer-centric economy. The idea is simple: look after your customers, and your customers will look after you. This represents a shift from bygone eras when growth strategies were more sales-focused.

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7 Questions That Reveal Whether Your Company is Committed to CX

Beyond Philosophy

This answer became my second book, Revolutionize Your Customer Experience , which explores how the culture of a company reflects how customer-centric the organization is. We shared some examples of some of the indicators of whether a company is customer-centric or not customer-centric on a recent podcast.

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Customer Centric Culture

ClearAction

Customer Centric Culture Lynn Hunsaker. What Does it Mean to be Customer-centric? To have the customer’s best interests as the focus of your attention — not to be pre-occupied in your own interests at the customer’s expense. There’s a myth that talking often to your customers (sales, service, surveys, etc.)

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Support Talks: Sales as Part of a Customer Experience Team

Nicereply

Every company seems to understand and define customer experience differently and measure it with unique KPIs. Some treat Customer Experience as a synonym to Customer Success, others see Success and Support as part of the CX team, and still, others prefer it reports into Sales as a way to increase upsells and renewals.

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