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7 Keys To Improving The Customer Experience

by Jim Berkowitz on January 6, 2010

Customer experience 7 Keys To Improving The Customer Experience Here’s some sound advice from Bruce Temkin for improving the experience of your customers over the next year, 7 Keys to Customer Experience:

Despite the economic difficulties in 2009, we’ve seen a significant uptick in real customer experience efforts. What do I mean by real? Efforts that address systemic issues such as poorly designed interactions, broken processes, outdated business rules, insufficient customer insight, and cultures that are far from customer-centric.

Next year will likely be even more active. Many companies will make substantial progress; others will falter. Here’s some advice for keeping customer experience efforts on track:

  1. Drop the executive commitment façade
  2. Acknowledge that you don’t know your customers
  3. Don’t get too distracted by social media
  4. Stop squeezing the life out of customer service
  5. Restore purpose to your brand
  6. Don’t expect employees to get on board on their own
  7. Translate customer experience into business terms

For commentary on each of these recommendations, check out the complete source article.

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