7 Ways to Create a Soothing CX
Genre | Customer Experience |
Duration | 9 mins |
Featuring | Matthew Larson |
Takeaways
Customer Experience (CX) drives over two-thirds of customer loyalty, more than brand and price combined. The impact is felt across the industry – 83 percent of executives feel that unimproved CX puts forth considerable revenue and market share risks. No doubt now – a great customer experience management (CXM) is inevitable.
Win loyal customers by securing your Customer Experience program with these surefire strategies.
Be Customer-centric
Tie your decisions, processes, and strategies to your customers instead of your product or sales. Listen to your customers and make them part of solutions. Focus on creating positive experiences and building long-term relationships.
Set Achievable Goals
Opt for specific, measurable goals. Align your goals with your mission. Focus on motivating action. Decide on achievable milestones, continuously encouraging momentum and awarding the deserved appreciation.
Proper Target Setting
Set targets at a business or department level. Specific targets that connect to employees are bound to add meaning to the customer journey. Ensure that employees have a shared vision across those areas.
Gain Meaningful Insights
Ensure a minimum number of responses to gain actionable insights. These meaningful observations translate into concrete actions and drive positive outcomes. Make use of NPS, CES, or CSAT surveys to elevate your CX program.
Choose the Right Metrics
Decide on your target market and the relationship you want with your customers. Use transactional and relationship metrics strategically. Make sure things are in place in your customer loyalty program, always keeping in mind your KPIs.
Matthew Larson
Senior Director of Client Experience, Optum
Better known as Matt Larson, he focuses on marketing analytics, data mining, client intelligence, segmentation, and client loyalty. Matt brings the voice of the client to various businesses and markets to promote better experiences, loyalty, and growth.
He is known to recognize and remove barriers to success. Matt is well recognized for pinpointing the metrics that matter, finding patterns in the data, and then weaving it into a story.