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Customer Perception: The Complete Guide

Fonolo

The perception of quality will vary from customer to customer. The key is determining which factors your target customer base perceives as the most important. Remember that the customer experience doesn't end when you make the sale. Marketing allows you to influence how non-customers perceive your company too.

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Value Your Employees and Pay Them Well to Improve Your Call Center Experience

SharpenCX

Based on the average salary of your agents , a 100-agent call center with an industry-standard turnover of 45% means turnover costs of up to $4.8M. In their survey, an employee’s “intent to leave” decreased when they felt they were being paid fairly and favorably. They’re more willing to stay in their roles. Win-win-win!

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How to Leverage Call Metrics to Improve Call Center Performance

aircall

Call centers can enhance the customer experience— if your teams are performing well. It’s essential to track call center performance to gain insight into how your customers perceive your sales and support services, so you can improve and adapt to their needs. The key ingredients to improving call center performance?

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How to Create a Great Customer Perception Survey

Fonolo

There are many ways you can listen and learn how customers perceive your brand, but the easiest way is to simply ask them! Creating a consumer perception survey is the first step — here’s everything you need to know so you can find out what customers really think of your brand. Types of Customer Perception Surveys.

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The anatomy of an effortless customer interaction

Tethr

And how can you turn customer effort into effortless customer loyalty in every interaction? We’ll teach you that and more in “The Anatomy of an effortless service customer interaction.” ” THE BIG TAKEAWAYS: One customer interaction can undermine an entire customer experience.