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Part 6: Making Changes To The Customer Experience

Once the customer experience is in the market and you are actively managing it (everyday) there will come a time when making a change to is warranted, demanded, or desired. Making a change is different than managing the experience.  Managing the customer experience...

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Part 5: Managing The Customer Experience

In our experience most customer experiences go haywire for two reasons: It wasn't intentionally designed in the first place It isn't managed We broadly covered the first issue in part 3 of this series (and will do so in more detail in the coming weeks). Let's start...

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Part 4: Executing The Customer Experience Design

As a reminder of where we are in the 6 part series: we have defined customer experience, we have gotten sponsorship from a strong executive and he or she has marshalled the organization, we have learned all the important things that matter for our customer experience...

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Part 3: Choosing The Right Experience (For Your Customers)

The experience itself is the The Big Show, right? You may have noticed that in this 6 part series only 1 of the days is dedicated to talking about what the experience itself is and the other 5, more or less, are focused on how to make it happen. This is intentional....

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Part 2: Organizational Fortitude

Most people agree that having, and providing, a great customer experience makes sense. Ceatro Group rarely encounters an executive that doesn't wholeheartedly agree with the notion that great customer experience improves revenue, loyalty, and satisfaction across the...

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Forrester Research includes Ceatro Group in 2 Reports

Forrester analyzes the service design and customer experience vendor landscape. We are proud to be an early player in the space. “The State of Service Design, 2013: A Sea Of Small Agencies Delivers Strategic Customer Experience Offerings" “Service Design Agency...

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Engineers And Marketing Can (And Must) Get Along

They can? Yes, they can. And when they do it and apply it to work the outcomes are amazing! Have you ever been in a meeting and turned your brain off because someone with the polar opposite role from you was speaking? "Ugh, I can't possibly understand what Stephen is...

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