Articles, Insights, Resources & Tips for Customer Experience (CX)
Explore our collection of expert-written articles designed to help you lead and improve customer experience (CX). Whether you’re building a strategy, training a team, or optimising service delivery — these resources are written by professionals who’ve done it.
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Cut Customer Service Costs Without Cutting Corners
How to cut customer service costs without cutting corners — smarter tech, agent tools and automation that protect the relationship.
Oct
Customer Experience Statistics You Can Actually Cite
Customer experience statistics — every one dated and linked to the organisation that ran the research. Filterable by topic and region, with the most-recycled unsourced stats called out and removed.
Sep
How to create a seamless digital experience across touchpoints
A seamless digital experience means customers move across touchpoints without friction or repetition. Six practical ways to design one.
Jun
20 Complaints Management Tips to Improve your CX
Complaints are a whole-business issue, not a frontline afterthought. 20 practical complaints management tips across people, process, measurement and technology — reduce cost-to-serve and turn...
Mar
How to create a customer experience strategy
Everyone has an opinion on CX; a strategy turns it into action. How to create a customer experience strategy — understanding customers outside-in, the four steps, measuring with NPS, CSAT or Effort...
Jan
Why Journey Mapping is a team sport
A journey map built alone describes your assumptions. Two real projects — in education and finance — on why the room has to build it with you.
Dec
Omnichannel Customer Service: Beyond the Phone
Customer service no longer stops at the phone. The benefits of omnichannel customer service, and the channels that let customers reach you their way.
Dec
An introduction to customer personas
A persona is a semi-fictional character built on research. Skip the research and you've drawn a portrait of your own assumptions.
Sep