I’m sure this has happened to you. I mean, who in the world can keep track of all of the passwords that we have across so many sites? So we try. We fail. We try. We fail. We try one more time, and before they lock us out, we click on “Forgotten Password.”
Let me ask you something. Do you know what happens next on your company’s website?
Why does everyone talk about Amazon’s customer experience? It’s both because Amazon is so good, and others just don’t measure up. It was 9 a.m., two hours before my weekly live show and I realized that the connector cord I
Images courtesy of SentiSum Guest Post by Ben Goodey Customer support leaders are often up against the same problem: Support tickets come in high volumes and are usually unfettered, qualitative text that can be analyzed for friction points. Thus, support
Image by Yan Wong from Pixabay Guest Post by Howard L. Lax, PhD Some business leaders still see Customer Experience (CX) as a soft-and-fluffy activity. Make customers happy. Be nice. Smile. Apply the Golden Rule. They look at their NPS
