There are so many great customer experience articles to read but who has the time? We summarize them and offer clear takeaways you can implement, starting tomorrow. Enjoy this segment of CX-PRESS where we read the articles so you don’t need to!
Join us as we discuss several major customer experience fails that were so easy to avoid including: a server blaming the kitchen for a food mistake, a professional sports team not valuing a 34-year season ticket holder, and a B2B partnership that faltered when one company publicly bad mouths the other!
Join us as we discuss how a flight crew delivered an out of this world experience for their passenger, how ending the relationship is just as important as starting the relationship, and how moving doesn’t have to be a nightmare experience.
Join us as we discuss a coffee shop that caters to the deaf community, constructing a media stand without going crazy and, an entire state dedicated to customer experience.
Learn how Hollywood has improved the act of waiting, how the Magic Kingdom continuously commits to customer experience, and how talking in the restroom can create a remarkable experience.
How one employee turned a customer into a brand ambassador, a photographer focused on experience, and how a luggage company dealt with surprise regulations.
The best way to get and respond to customer reviews, unexpected CX when your car breaks down on a road trip, and the good and bad aspects of moving.
How Nespresso accounts for every moment in the customer experience lifecycle, the death of cash, and the problem with introducing new technology to your CX.
The shift in CX towards a living brand experience, the ins and outs of real estate listings, and why the last day of a customer’s experience is as important as their first day.
Why direct messaging is crucial to the customer experience of tomorrow when a “free” cruise isn’t really free, and how a CEO reports to his employees.
How one company lets you use snail mail to create surprise and delight for your customers, the little things that can make a big impact on the experience, and what blockchain means for the future of CX.