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Connect with your customers!

You may have thought of these concepts in order to deliver your brand promise: "better customer service," "higher level of customer satisfaction", and "delight our customers". But have you ever thought of customer connection by experience as the answer in retaining your valued clients at the same time in acquiring new ones? Our customers desire that we can truly, effectively connect with them, or, we may lose them to our competitors in a matter of minutes. We need to hear their voice, understand their issues, and address their critical next steps. We can no longer fence-sit and delay what's most important: That we need to give what our customers expect and desire from us.
 
The Customer Experience Workshop now called The Power of Customer Connection focuses on its concept, why it's critical to your business, and how this can be done. Inspired by the Art and Science of Customer Experience (1st run), this session would like to unleash your potential in creating relationships that last with your customers. It also focuses on how we can make you and your teams cultivate a customer experience-centric work environment, influential enough to develop a strong umbilical cord with your external customers.  
 
First used in 1998 by Pine and Gilmore in a Harvard Business Review article, the Customer Experience revolution gradually became the way-of-life for some topnotch companies like Microsoft, Toyota, Hewlett Packard, GE, Walmart, Chevron, AT&T, and Starbucks. You may ask: What are their secrets for success? The answer is crystal-clear simple: constant customer connection through memorable, positive experience.
 
You can be the "customer experience catalyst" in your company, capable of igniting client loyalty and retention. If you believe in the Power of Customer Connection. Sign up now for The Power of Connection: Customer Experience Workshop!
 

Experience Overview
Go through the connected learning experience of revisiting, discovering, rebuilding, and applying the fundamentals and essentials of what Customer Experience really is. Through the rich and creative insights of our facilitators infused with interesting narrations and cases, THE POWER OF CONNECTION: 2nd Customer Experience Workshop aims to ignite in you the powerful force of becoming a Customer Experience Catalyst in your organization, helping the business become competitive and significant in the market.  
 
 
Key Take Home of the Participant

+ Solid understanding and appreciation of Customer Experience through Connection and why this has become the powerful way-of-life for successful multinational and local companies
+ Workshop on the Voice of Customers (VOC) and what we can do to address the 4 Values (Value for Money, Relationship, Delivery, and Image)
+ Enlightenment on why Customer Experience is an organization-wide accountability and calling
+ Practical and applicable tips and tools on how one can begin igniting Customer Experience in the workplace
 

Focus of Discussion
A. Perception and Definition
1. Customer Experience in Diverse Perspectives
2.  Clear and Solid viewpoint of Customer Experience
3.  The Fundamentals and Essentials

B. Appreciation and Application
1. Why is Customer Experience is so powerful in attracting customers to your business model
2. Customer Experience Models and Tools
    a. Triad towards Customer Reaction
    b. The Customer Experience Zone
    c. Guidelines on the CEI (Customer Experience Indicator)
  
C. Compelling Force of the Customer Experience Organization (CEO)
1. The CEO's Strategy Map and Steering Wheel ("Timon")
2. Turning Happy Customers to Advocate Customers
  
Complementary Tools:
+ Compelling Testimonial on the "Heart of Customer Experience"
+ The Voice of Customers
+ Interesting Cases in Point
+ Method: Interactive and Experiential Learning Session
 
 

 

 

 

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Article by Bill Kobel, VP, Strategy & Integrated Communications