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Journey Maps: Not an Exercise in Futility

CX Journey

One of the arguments against journey mapping I often hear is that it's an exercise in futility: You map. You map because you need to understand the customer experience; you know that you cannot transform something you don't understand. This is key to avoiding that "exercise in futility" mentality or outcome. And nothing changes.

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How to Track Customer Effort for Every Transaction

Kayako

Viktor Magic will walk you through how to run a customer effort questionnaire and why it’s important to track CES after every transaction. Customers don’t want high effort experiences because difficult experiences make the customer feel exhausted. Sending a Customer Effort Survey.

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Four ways to create an effortless customer service experience

Toister Performance Solutions

They did find one thing that creates more loyalty: reducing customer effort. Dixon co-authored a book called The Effortless Experience that details this research and shares practical ways companies can make it easier for customers to do business with them. How can companies reduce customer effort?

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5 Customer Experience Concepts your Agents Need to Know (and How to Teach Them)

Nicereply

An excellent way to illustrate assumptions and how their impact is the Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich exercise. In this exercise, the leader will follow the instructions from the trainees precisely as they say them. Keep in mind that even this exercise has assumptions in it. More proof that assumptions are everywhere!

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A beginner’s guide to understanding customer touchpoints

delighted

When you’re looking to improve your customer experience, it’s important to put yourself in your customers’ shoes. When you think like your customer, you get to know how they interact with your company or brand – an exercise that will help you understand what makes them happy or frustrated based on the micro-experiences they have. .

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Forging the link between Customer Experience and Innovation – Six Crucial Principles

Peter Lavers

Too many initiatives focus on the physical “what we will do for you” rather than the emotional “how we will make you feel about it” The body of independent research confirms that more than 50% of the customer experience is emotional – customers remember how they felt, not how well they were processed!

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How to choose a conversation analytics tool: Watch out for these three pitfalls

Tethr

Every day, we have conversations with companies who are serious about working to reduce customer effort—just like you. And often, that first step looks like buying a conversation analytics tool or platform to help measure effort through unstructured data. Real-time isn’t bad, it’s just not about reducing effort.