IBM Watson Commerce41
Q4: What are some examples of ways you’re reducing friction in the customer experience?
Ellen Valentine
Recommendations are huge!
Tim Crawford
Consider the different modes that *customers* want to be engaged. Not what the CO can do.
Ellen Valentine
Give every employee institutional memory of interactions, key information
Ellen Valentine
What are channel preferences! Honor them!
Nick Patel
Removing hassle!
Nick Patel
Adding value!
Natasha Bishop
Need seamless experience across channels. Remember my data!
Nick Patel
See the process from the customer’s eyes.
Ellen Valentine
Mobile is a big one. I see a huge oppty to make content an interactive tool. So many ipads out there, but not being used.
Phylicia Teymer
A4. Reduce friction by addressing the needs of the customer through open lines of comms w/ internal depts & data to answer quickly & appropriately.
Ellen Valentine
@nicky_3 Buyer Personas help you get this perspective!
Ellen Valentine
Anticipation reduces friction!
Adele Revella
don't guess what your customers want to know, ask them
Ellen Valentine
How can you anticipate your customer's needs?
IBM Watson Marketing
A4. Reaching customers on the right channel/device, when they want to be contacted is key.
Amber Armstrong
Give customers the ability to connect with other customers #networking #cx
Ellen Valentine
Marketer's going on sales calls is huge!
Ellen Valentine
@ambarmstrong Social selling at its best!
Adele Revella
@EllenValentine If you interviews customers about their experience, they will tell you what they want
IBM Watson Marketing
A4. It's about what the customer wants, when they want it. NOT about the marketing department's calendar.
Bruce Burdumy
deliver a true quality multichannel experience.... where mobile is easy to navigate and therefore powerful.
Kulbir Singh
Your last best experience anywhere sets the benchmark for your desired standards everywhere, so frequently revisit design, performance & consistency indicators
John Furrier
having connected "virtual spaces" in the future will lead to interesting new "touch points" to keep the connecting with customers alive and interactive
Brian Fanzo
Too often the community knows more about the product and services then the employees... key for brands is empowering and fostering that user to user engagement with the goal of a satisfied customer!
Natasha Bishop
@iSocialFanz Therein lies the problem
Kulbir Singh
The measure of success for design is the degree of its impact.
Kulbir Singh
While aesthetics, form etc are tangible outputs of design work, they are meaningless if they don’t somehow engage a new client activity for the enterprise