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5 Rules For Making Customers Feeling ‘Cared For’ And ‘Valued’

Beyond Philosophy

Once you know what emotion you want customers to feel, you should determine what little things you can do all along the Customer Experience to evoke that specific emotion. We usually do that by reflection on our personal experiences when someone made us feel that way. Design that into your Customer Experience.

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5 Rules for Making Customers Feel ‘Cared For’ and ‘Valued’

Beyond Philosophy

Customer emotions are essential in Customer Experience. Being deliberate about which emotions your experience evokes is critical, too. Today, we will take a deeper dive into making your customers feel “Cared for” with the 5 Rules for Making Customers Feeling Cared For and Valued.

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Critical Steps To Ensure Your Program Is Not Seen as Something Soft and Fluffy

Beyond Philosophy

Journey mapping can be a tricky thing for organizations. Organizations often think that doing a journey map of their experience will be the answer to life, the universe, and everything. . If we think about why we do journey mapping, one of the big reasons is to alleviate blind spots within the team.

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Do You Know Your Customer Journey Map & the Emotions Overlay?

C3Centricity

A recent post by John Ollila on Loyalty Lobby about customer journey maps and touchpoints in the leisure industry prompted me to share with you, an experience I had recently with the Hilton Group. Already there, you can see that they have an incomplete customer journey mapping process.

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Why Most Customer Experience Programs Fail

Beyond Philosophy

We work with Customer Experience (CX) professionals around the world and train them on how to go about implementing CX programs. The main reason that an organization fails to improve their CX is because of their lack of Customer Centricity. The symptom is a poor experience; the cause is their lack of Customer centricity.

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Make This Change – Your Business Depends On It!

Beyond Philosophy

The real problem is that an organization does not put the customer at the center of everything they do. A company that creates a CX Team and undertakes customer research, journey mapping, and everything involved with improving CX without addressing their customer-centricity will fail because they tackle only the symptom, not the cause.

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Be Warned: You Can’t Rely On Big Data!

Beyond Philosophy

The idea is that when you know the steps your customers take in their interactions with you, you can design a better customer experience. The concept of a customer’s journey is nothing new – we have been offering journey mapping in our customer experience consultancy for years. Unbelievable!

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