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From surveys to business impact: how to make the most of CX signals

Surveys are the most common method to obtain feedback. However, surveys alone cannot keep organisations up to date with changing customer behaviours. Traditional surveys capture information about a limited number of touchpoints or interactions and can be restricted in scope....

This week in CX: the challenges of personalisation

Happy Friday! ‘This week in CX’ brings you the latest roundup of industry news.This week, we’re looking at personalisation in focus – with Twilio’s new research on how it could be AI-driven, and how retailers now see it as their greatest...

The lessons, cost, exploitation, and sustainability of fast fashion

In 2023, it’s tricky to avoid fast fashion brands. And that’s either because you’re a customer of theirs, or you have seen their influx of advertising on TV and social media. Common household names of fast fashion retailers currently include Pretty...

Improving donor experiences for charities: easing demand for the third sector

No sooner had charities weathered the impact of the peak-pandemic years, they now find themselves facing another huge challenge. The cost-of-living crisis is hitting us all hard. But could focusing on improving the customer experience that donors receive be the answer?A...

Using emotional engineering to keep your customer invested long-term

Emotional engineering is a fairly simplistic concept, but can have fantastic long-lasting impact. If you want your business functions, design and customer engagement to stand out, you’re in the right starting place to make that happen. Emotional engineering is an...

This week in CX: AI and ML continue to play a key role in business development

Happy Friday! ‘This week in CX’ brings you the latest roundup of industry news.This week, we’re looking at Sitecore’s new OpenAI integration, the latest data perspectives on in-store omnichannel strategies, and the data on supermarket grocery spending over Easter, provided by...

CXM Review 2023: Call for contributors from Asia and Africa

CXM Review was one of last year’s most significant contributions to the CX media space. In order to thank our contributors, readers, and partners, we must continue setting high standards for CX publishers. And to further say thank you, we...

Neurodiversity & unbiased CX approaches: the opportunities you may be missing out on

Often one of the biggest challenges in CX can be breaking down silos within businesses. Ensuring inclusivity for those included in the working groups presents another layer of complexity. I want to discuss the value of inclusive teams, and the...

Customer champion programmes: building the customer-oriented working culture

Customer champion programmes have been around for over a decade, yet they’re still not all that common. They’re imperative to maintaining customer centricity. With customer success champions, you can ensure that your customers and their best interests remain at the...

Put personalisation at the heart of digital transformation

We’re in an experience economy. Consumers have more choices than ever before, and they’re extremely pressed for time. That means organisations need to continually earn their customers’ loyalty. Every aspect of every interaction needs to be seamless and personalised. But the personalisation consumers expect is rarely the...