At this time of change due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the experience and service brands provide is vital. To achieve this, they need to transform how they listen to customers – and act effectively and quickly on their insight.
Brands know that getting a better understanding of their customers and their journey is key to creating a winning customer experience strategy. Read how Crédit Agricole Consumer Finance has transformed its Voice of the Customer programme and is gaining deeper insight with vecko by Eptica…
The last 25 years have seen the rise of contact centers, both within organizations and in the public mind. What is the state of the industry today at a time of rising customer expectations and the growth of artificial intelligence? Based on the latest Contact Babel research, here are 5 key priorities for CX and customer service today...
Given its importance, most organizations measure customer satisfaction, normally through Voice of the Customer (VoC) surveys. However, often these only provide topline data, showing you what is happening, but not the why. How can brands change this using AI?
Businesses have been running Voice of the Customer (VoC) programs for some time, but in many cases overall customer satisfaction has actually deteriorated. Part of this is due to rising consumer expectations, but it is also due to a failure of VoC programs to deliver a real return on investment by driving significant changes in the business.
All organizations understand the importance of customer experience to the bottom line. CX is at the heart of differentiating yourself from the competition, whatever sector you are in, and key to retaining customers. How can CX teams demonstrate ROI in concrete terms?
The conversational, open nature of Twitter easily lends itself to customer service – in fact, the social network itself claims that tweets to major brands have increased by 2.5 times over the past two years, and that 80% of some company’s inbound social media customer service requests come through Twitter.However, resourcing customer service over Twitter can be difficult...