CX Science: customer satisfaction, dissatisfaction, and Wall Street
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CX Science: customer satisfaction, dissatisfaction, and Wall Street
CX Science: complaint-handling initiatives that work
CX Science: how does size sound like?
CX Science: do it right or don't do it at all
CX Science: where on the package should you place the product image?
CX Science: loyalty programs do work
CX Science: use "I" to increase customer satisfaction
CX Science: for maximum impact, the model in your ads would gaze towards the product
To increase store sales, mimic customers' expressions and behavior
CX Science: creating the desired CX using product design
CX Science: how to show customers you care about them using your logo
CX Science: fix other companies' failures to increase customer satisfaction
CX Science: to improve CX, include photos of your employees on your website
CX Science: smells like sales growth
CX Science: insincere flattery works
CX Science: experts are not the biggest influencers - novices are
CX Science: queue location is the best time filler for contact centers
CX Science: let customers complain to you, so they don't complain to others
CX Science: speak concretely to make your customers happier
CX Science: don't overlook customer satisfaction during mergers