Date Archives April 2024

How to Conduct a Customer Experience Audit

Ever wondered why some businesses just get it right, making customers come back for more while others struggle? The secret often lies in understanding and refining the customer journey. By taking a closer look at each interaction while conducting a customer experience audit, you will spot the moments of joy and frustration for your customers, that will not only help you meet customer expectations, but exceed them.

But let’s face it; diving into your own business processes can feel like stepping into uncharted territory. It’s like deciding to remodel your house – it seems daunting at first, but once you get started, the improvements are so worth it!

Take Sarah, an e-commerce entrepreneur who was scratching her head wondering why sales were slumping. She took the plunge and conducted a CX audit, only to find that her checkout process had more roadblocks than a construction zone! Acting only one one (but most painful) insight from the CX audit, she streamlined the process and watched her sales increase. Talk about a lightbulb moment!

A customer experience (CX) audit is like taking a magnifying glass to every customer touchpoint and interaction between your customer and your brand, from the moment they first hear about you to the post-purchase support. It’s a comprehensive look at your marketing, sales, customer service, and all the other touchpoints that make up the customer journey. The goal? To identify customer pain points and uncover opportunities to make your customers say, “Wow, this brand really gets me!”

Now, I know what you might be thinking: “I barely have time to manage my social media, let alone conduct a full-blown audit!” But trust me, it’s not as complicated as it sounds. Breaking it down into bite-sized steps, you’ll be a CX audit pro in no time.

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100+ Customer experience statistics and trends to look out for in 2024

Having happy customers is the “not so secret” formula to selling more, increasing your revenue, and making more profits… many statistics back this phrase up. I promise.

It all comes down to two things:

1. Selling a great product and,
2. Delivering an exceptional customer experience.

Assuming you have an incredible product… Then…this is when customer experience is what all that matters… and to be frank, your customer experience is part of your product. It’s not an isolated thing. You can’t serve the best dish and have the waiter be rude to your customers.

Customer experience is every interaction your customers have with your brand, from the moment they think about the problem that led them to find out about you to buying your product, using it, recommending it to others, or ditching it.

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