Adoption of customer experience (CX) best practices plays a significant role in the success of any company. In this post, I present specific customer experience management (CEM) business practices that are linked to high customer loyalty. By adopting these activities into your CEM program, you improve the probability of your success. Researchers found that companies that have customers […]
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Two Surveys Every Customer Experience Program Needs
Executives use customer surveys to help them improve the customer experience. In this post, I will describe two types of customer surveys, each providing insight to help executives make better, customer-centric decisions. These surveys are relationship surveys and transactional surveys. Relationship Surveys Relationship surveys give executives the 30,000 ft view of the customer relationship landscape. Relationship […]
Selecting the Right Customer Loyalty Measures for your CX Efforts
Customer loyalty plays a key role in any customer experience management program. Customer loyalty reflects the degree to which customers engage in positive behaviors toward and experience positive feelings about a company or brand. Your customer loyalty metrics plays large part in your customer experience analytics efforts; the goal of analytics is to uncover ways […]
Understanding Customer Survey Data: Descriptive, Predictive and Prescriptive Analytics to Improve Customer Loyalty
Customer relationship surveys play a major role in helping improve the customer experience and increase customer loyalty. By gathering customer perceptions of their experience as well as their likelihood of engaging in different types of customer loyalty behaviors, companies are able to use these data to get insight about how to improve the quality of the […]
The Predictive Power of Customers’ Words
Last month, I illustrated a new method of measuring customers’ attitudes about a company’s product or brand. This method is unique because it combines both a structured and unstructured measurement approach. Companies can use an open-ended survey question that asks customers to provide a single word that best describes the company/brand. From this one word, companies can apply […]
Are Customers’ Own Words Better than a Rating Scale?
I recently developed a methodology that combines both a structured and unstructured measurement approach.The methodology is based on a single open-ended survey question in which respondents are asked to provide one word that best describes the brand of interest. From this one word, you learn two things about your customers: their sentiment and the reasons […]
Making Sense of our Big Data World: Descriptive Statistics
As part of my series on Making Sense of Our Big Data World, today’s post is on descriptive statistics. See the overview, Making Sense of Our Big Data World: Statistics for the 99%, to understand the importance and value of understanding statistics and statistical thinking. In the previous post, I showed how to calculate frequencies […]
The Strategic and Tactical Roles of Customer Surveys
Customer experience (CX) improvement efforts rely heavily on the use of customer feedback. While there are many different methods of collecting this feedback, customer surveys remain a popular choice among CX professionals. In this post, I will discuss how senior executives can use relationship and transactional surveys to get the information they need to make better […]