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5 Self-Service Pitfalls That Increase Customer Effort

Mindtouch

Self-service for the sake of self-service just isn’t enough. Because the truth is, your self-service experience probably isn’t as good as it could be. What follows is a list of common self-service fails to avoid. Let’s start simple: good self-service content is written well.

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The Cost of High Customer Effort

CSM Magazine

We all know we need to strive for positive customer experiences and do everything we can to avoid negative customer experiences. What many CX leaders fail to consider, however, is the relationship between your customer experience and your bottom line. What is a “Bad” Customer Experience?

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How to provide an effortless customer experience

TechSee

You’re satisfied with your purchase – not only because the product met your needs but also because the company provided you with a truly effortless customer experience. Customer effort matters. What are high-effort customer service interactions?

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The Definitive 2021 Guide to Customer Effort Score

Nicereply

Customer Effort Score seeks to quantify and highlight these very difficult conversations, so that customer service teams can avoid them in the future. Created in 2010, the Customer Effort Score is fairly new to the scene but is becoming increasingly more popular. What is Customer Effort Score (CES)?

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How to Make Your Experience Easy and Gain Growth

Beyond Philosophy

There is a significant connection between successful Customer Experiences and the amount of effort they require from customers. We discussed this idea of Customer Effort in a recent podcast, and its related measurement, the Customer Effort Score. .

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Customer Effort: Don’t Make Your Customers Work For You

VocalCom

While resolving an issue quickly may restore faith in a customer, minimizing his effort to begin with is the greatest way to earn his trust. According to a study by Corporate Executive Board, reducing customer effort is key to earning long-term loyalty. So how can you reduce customer effort?

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Why You Need to Measure Customer Experience in Your Contact Center

Playvox

Delivering exceptional customer experiences is the new competitive advantage. While it’s hard to argue against the importance of delivering great CX, it’s also all too easy to assume that the experiences your contact center delivers are up to par simply because you are handling interactions efficiently.