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Tag Archives: Communication

Can we Slow Down and Write Better Emails?

March 25, 2021

So many of our exchanges today happen in written (or typed) form — think email, text, IM — meaning that …

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Do engaged employees, who work with customers, know what kind of things that need to be done to improve the customer experience?

November 20, 2018

Engaged employees create a culture where customers are highly engaged. Study after study demonstrates it. Engaged employees, who work with …

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Do you have a passion for your mission and your customers? You can turn yourself into a hero!

July 9, 2018

Here is the big thing. And of course, this is very important. You have a passion for your mission. You …

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Am I communicating with simplicity?

June 26, 2014

Technology can very complex. Like every profession, technologists use lots of acronyms and jargon. As digital executives, we may succumb …

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Why customers expect instantaneous communication and amazing service

June 20, 2014

Customer expectations have changed. We want and expect that you know us, you remember us and you will serve us now. …

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  • Do you need fresh eyes in your company?
  • Customer Experience Maturity Model
  • The death of the sales funnel
  • Do your customer systems and tools actually focus on your customers?
  • “Highly engaged employees make the customer experience. Disengaged employees break it.” ~Timothy R. Clark
  • "Customers don’t expect you to be perfect. They do expect you to fix things when they go wrong." ~Donald Porter
  • Is it really "location, location, location" anymore?

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