Author: CXM Editorial
Ben & Jerry's are the cream of the brands
Our sizzling summer has put ice cream giant Ben & Jerry’s at the top of the brand popularity chart, according to the latest statistics from the UK Customer Experience Index (UKCEI). And supermarket Sainsbury’s is struggling at the bottom with a...
Selecting the Right Customer Experience Metrics
Businesses are finding that there is a tight correlation between loyalty and customer experience. Any company can improve sections of its customer experience, but it takes more than some superficial changes to create long-term results. Customer Experience Management (CEM) solutions...
Customer Service – Caught on camera
For years Mystery shopping has been a tool used by companies to take a snapshot of the service their staff were delivering to their customers. Often targeted around specific sales campaigns, products or services, it has helped businesses measure their...
Research and the value of values
Chapter 2 – Values “Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts” ― Albert Einstein Consider the development of the way in which consumers engage with organizations. This is of particularly relevance where the human...
Using powerful CRM to change brand perception
Everyone knows that Customer Relationship Marketing is demonstrably brilliant when it comes to driving changes in behaviour. I say that, though not many brands appear to use it that way. Most so-called ‘CRM’ delivers content based purely around relevance as...
The delicate balance between MR and VoC
In spite of its long history, there is increasing chatter about what the future for MR will hold and whether it will be subsumed or superseded by non-traditional research methodologies or approaches. It’s true to say that traditional MR provides statistically...
The New Tower of Babel: multilingual customer research
A combination of the weak pound and a consumer economy mired in recession has led more and more UK companies to look overseas for customers. In 2011 32% of UK GDP came from export, up from 30% in 2010 and...
Keep it in the Family
“Change is hard because people overestimate the value of what they have — and underestimate the value of what they may gain by giving that up.” Flight of the Buffalo 1994 Whether you agree with that our not – the varied...
Putting members and customers at the heart of the service
Since 1934, the not-for-profit company PPL, has been managing the licensing of recorded music for broadcast, online and public performance use, ensuring its 10,000 record company and 65,000 performer members are all paid fairly for their work and investment. PPL’s Training...