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2015 Brand Ambassador Award Winners: Lessons in Customer Centricity

PeopleMetrics

PeopleMetrics is proud to recognize its fifth-annual Brand Ambassador Award Winners. These individuals received the most customer recognition through PeopleMetrics customer experience software in 2014, proving their consistency in going above and beyond to deliver for customers. The Importance of Brand Ambassadors.

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How Can Wells Fargo Recover From Massive Stakeholder Insensitivity?

Beyond Philosophy

There is an increasingly critical connection between brand promise, corporate trustability and reputation, the customer experience as created by people and processes, and downstream customer behavior. They’re at the bedside, the first line of patient-employee contact, like customer service reps.

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Can Artificial Intelligence Drive Customer Loyalty?

CSM Magazine

Brand loyalty is hard earned and easily shattered by just ignoring a tweet. Customer-Centric Culture. There is a recurring feedback loop between clients’ expectations from a provider and the level of service. Algorithms are gradually learning to offer that cozy small-town feeling to customers.

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10 Best Customer Engagement Tools for Improving Sales & Support

JivoChat

With this information, sellers can tailor their brand messaging and marketing materials to appeal to buyers. In doing so, companies take a customer-centric approach that leads to a more personalized buyer journey. Do you know that 86% of customers will pay more to get a great customer experience? Customer surveys.

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Taking Customer Service From Good to Great!

CSM Magazine

Customer experience trainer Bryan Horn reflects on how customer service standards have fallen and offers some ways to take customer service from good to great. Most consumers will get service that is, technically speaking, mediocre. The service was mediocre. They got what they paid for. Raise the Bar.