The Five Unmistakable Trends That Will Define the Future of Sales.

The Five Unmistakable Trends that will Define the Future of Sales. The sales profession is in transition. It’s shifting from an offline, seller-driven, push-based model toward a digital-first, data driven and buyer-focused response. Those sellers who adjust to buyer preferences, behaviors and purchase processes will outperform those that do not.

3 roadblocks to being customer-centric

Developing customer-centricity requires many companies to rethink how they approach their business: Rather than seeing service flow as a straight line from their business to their customers, service delivery must be at the core. Every department and individual needs to understand their role in the CX — no matter their distance from the end-user. Ensure everything, from business modeling to revenue growth strategy, centers on the customer.

How to Use Enterprise Data to Build Your Customer Journey Map

In today’s post-COVID world, customer loyalty is more open than ever before. The pandemic caused consumers everywhere to try new brands, experiment with new modes and channels for shopping, and adopt new products and solutions that they might not have considered before. Both consumers and B2B buyers have been forced by circumstances to break out of their old shopping habits, and they haven’t yet fully settled into new ones.

Context and Relevance: Two Cornerstones of CX Success

In today’s “always-on” economy, businesses need to offer customers the best possible experience, but most marketing or engagement solutions struggle with exactly that – they were built to scale a company’s messages and send them further and wider – not to dive in deep with specific individuals, and help those people solve real-world problems.

The Favorite CX Metric Of The Top CX Industry Leaders

Today, brands are focused on establishing a relationship with customers and look beyond the activity-based process of winning the customers’ hearts. This new outlook has also evolved the customer experience metrics that matter most than ever and will continue to drive the organizations’ customer-engagement operations.