Happy Customers Lead To Happy Shareholders
I’m not angry, JetBlue. I’m just disappointed. Ok, I’m actually pretty miffed, as are many, many others. Last November, when JetBlue announced upcoming changes to its baggage policy and its plans to chop legroom, I wasn’t worried that my flying experience would worsen. Though I’m a frequent JetBlue flier, I’ve checked a bag only twice (Read More...)
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For the past few weeks, I’ve posted answers to some of the questions I got during my Qualtrics’ CX Week webinar “10 Ways To Use Customer Journey Maps.” (You can download the slides here. Or watch the webinar—just register for free at CXWeek.com and look for my webinar on the Wednesday agenda.) In Part 1 (Read More...)
We think a lot about brand and how it can be expressed, both visually and experientially. So you can imagine that we’re kind of obsessed about the development of our new brand identity for Kerry Bodine & Co. We’ve had the joy of working with Mel Lim Design to evolve the visual elements of our (Read More...)
Back in May, I presented a webinar called “10 Ways To Use Customer Journey Maps” as a part of Qualtrics’ CX Week. (You can download the slides here. In this three-part blog series, I’m answering all of the great audience questions from the webinar. Part 1 of this series focused on common journey map components (Read More...)
Have you seen the website Honest Slogans? Its clever creators juxtapose well-known brand logos against taglines that would make their respective brand managers cringe. My favorites include: Best Buy: Try it out before buying it on Amazon Gillette: We’re just going to keep adding more blades WebMD: Convince yourself that you have a terminal illness (Read More...)
No two customer journeys look the same. No two customers will ever interact with you in exactly the same way at exactly the same time—nor will they share exactly the same perceptions, thoughts, emotions, and memories about those interactions. And yet, to create customer journey maps, we need to assume some degree of similarity amongst (Read More...)
If you’re in the market for computers you can strap to your body, you’ve come to the right future. You can control your PowerPoint presentations by waving your arms, track your vertical drop as you hit the slopes, and keep track of what Fido is up to while you’re at work. Want to take your workouts (Read More...)
A few weeks ago, I presented a webinar called “10 Ways To Use Customer Journey Maps” as a part of Qualtrics’ CX Week. (You can download the slides here. Or watch the webinar—just register for free at CXWeek.com and look for my webinar on the Wednesday agenda.) During the webinar, I received a ton of (Read More...)
I’m at the at the Total CX Leaders conference and just attended an excellent seminar from Max Luthy, Director of Trends & Insights at Trendwatching.com. It was so on point for companies looking to innovate the customer experience that I feel compelled to share. Max presented six trends that can help you frame your CX (Read More...)
I love a good data graphic. One of my favorites comes from the website Flowing Data (and is replicated in the image above). You can clearly see that the number of Rambo’s kills increased across Rambo Parts I, II, III, and IV. You can also see that in each subsequent movie, Rambo makes a larger (Read More...)
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