Tag: loyalty

Ecco perché bisogna sbrigarsi ad avere conversazioni con i clienti

su da Gian Carlo Mocciin CRM, Customer Service, Customer Journey, Digital, Design, UX, Marketing, Loyalty
AICEX: I Clienti non desiderano che le aziende definiscano le loro Journey, desiderano invece che progettino Esperienze in modo che possano crearsi da soli le proprie Journey preferite.
As marketers, we’re increasingly finding ourselves facing an intriguing conundrum when it comes to creating personalized experiences for our customers. In our efforts to drive hyper-personalization, and appeal to every possible consumer need, we’re now at risk of confusing and, even worse, potentially alienating the very customers we’re trying to woo.

Jeriad Zoghby
Illustration: Alex Fine

With more data driving an explosive array of options, many consumers are overwhelmed by too many choices, causing them to be less satisfied, make poor decisions and abandon a website or brand. And this trend is on the rise—according to new research from the 2018 Accenture Interactive Personalization Pulse Report, 45 percent of customers have abandoned a site because it was too overwhelming, up from 40 percent last year.

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7 Trend per capire come aumentare la Retention e gestire la Loyalty

su da Gian Carlo Mocciin CRM, Customer Service, Marketing, Loyalty, Social, Media, Mobile

AICEX: A noi piacciono il numero 4 e il numero 5 che riflettono un comportamento sia Sociale, che Economico, che Demografico.

According to 3Cinteractive, 64 percent of brands reported an increase in loyalty program membership over the last year. Loyalty programs are becoming more sophisticated, moving beyond the traditional spend-and-get model, to omnichannel and multichannel programs that recognize customers for every interaction they make with a brand. Smart marketers are capturing and leveraging loyalty data to understand their customers better and market effectively to them.

We’re seeing significant advancements in loyalty as brands seek new ways to add value for customers. Here are the seven biggest trends impacting the loyalty landscape currently. Continua a leggere “7 Trend per capire come aumentare la Retention e gestire la Loyalty” →

Livework: Come misurare la Customer Experience con l’NPS

su da Gian Carlo Mocciin CRM, Customer Service, Customer Journey, Marketing, Loyalty, ROI, NPS, VOC, KPIs

AICEX: Ci vengono in mente almeno 6 Framework per misurare la Customer Experience e sono tutti “proprietari”, con il limite di avere una diffusione limitata. Anche l’NPS è una metodologia “proprietaria” ma ha ampia diffusione e molte aziende lo utilizzano già. Ecco perché è importante capire come possiamo utilizzarlo al meglio conoscendone limiti e vantaggi.

  • NPS does not capture the overall customer experience.
  • Businesses must decide the objectives and application of NPS alongside other metrics.
  • When NPS is used alongside other metrics, quick fixes in customer experience are revealed.

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Fortune: 5 motivi per i quali Amazon aprira’ altri negozi fisici

su da Gian Carlo Mocciin CRM, Customer Service, Marketing, Loyalty
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AICEX: IL CANALE FISICO CONSENTE MODALITA’ DI RELAZIONE NON OTTENIBILI CON CANALI DIGITALI.

Amazon’s seventh physical store opening—the latest in New York City last week—might seem rather counterintuitive. Why would a company that is responsible for the demise of many bricks-and-mortar retail stores bother to open its own physical stores? Yet, from a strategic standpoint, brick-and-mortar stores are not a slip backward into book retailing, but rather a step forward toward establishing a unique, cross-category, omni-channel approach. There are several ways in which physical stores might benefit Amazon:

Content discovery
Amazon’s online bookstore is a place where customers can easily find the book they are looking for. But its huge inventory comes at a cost: There is simply too much choice available for consumers who are unsure about what they want to read. Amazon.com—the pioneer of “one-click” online purchasing—is a great option for customers who like to save time when shopping, but its brick-and-mortar stores work better for customers who want to spend time discovering new reads. To this end, Amazon makes it easy by curating lists of books by consumer ratings, and even the speed of reading the content, as measured by Kindle data.

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