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A Customer-Centric Culture Drives Business Results

 

Enjoying the sights and sounds of Bayside Marketplace in Miami, Florida.

“Miami is nothing like me, and that’s why I need to be here – it’s the opposite.” – Iggy Pop, American musician

Miami is nothing like me either. What drew me to Miami this month was not only its endless beaches and vibrant culture, but also the Total CX Leaders Conference.

It’s my second year attending and blogging for this high-engagement Customer Experience (CX) conference. It was an eye-opening event for learning how to “link data-driven behavior to business results, design next generation customer experiences, and measure the impact of customer programs.”

Here are highlights of four Total CX Leaders Conference sessions:

Stay tuned for more Total CX Conference highlights.

Thanks to Rachel McDonald, Senior Conference Producer and Amanda Ciccatelli, Social Media Strategist for inviting me to Total CX and for producing and promoting an outstanding conference.

Special thanks to my wonderful friends Gustavo and Betty Higuera for their generous hospitality.

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Customers 1st: How to Change Culture through Experience Design

Photo by Daniel Christensen. Bacardi Building, Miami, Florida. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

Photo by Daniel Christensen. Bacardi Building, Miami, Florida. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

How can you change your culture to encourage employees to better serve your customers?

Attend the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla. to learn more! This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

As guest blogger, I will post daily to IIR’s The Market Research Event blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly pre-event post, “How to Change Culture through Experience Design.” You’ll learn how to create a sustainable culture of learning and innovation.

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!


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Customers 1st: Customer Privacy in the World of Big Data

Photo by Jimmy Baikovicius. Miami, Florida, U.S. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.

Photo by Jimmy Baikovicius. Miami, Florida, U.S. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.

In the world of big data, how do you effectively protect your customers’ personal data?

Attend the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla. to learn more! This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

As guest blogger, I will post daily to IIR’s The Market Research Event blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly pre-event post, “Customer Privacy in the World of Big Data.” You’ll learn what big data really is – and what it isn’t.

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!


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Customers 1st: How to Use a Data Driven Approach to Managing Consumer Experience

Photo by Jimmy Baikovicius: Sunny Isles, Miami, Florida, USA. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.

Photo by Jimmy Baikovicius: Sunny Isles, Miami, Florida, USA. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.

How can you effectively use data to better manage the customer experience?

Attend the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla. to learn more! This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

As guest blogger, I will post daily to IIR’s The Market Research Event blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly pre-event post, “How to Use a Data Driven Approach to Managing Consumer Experience.” You’ll learn how “media agencies are becoming storytellers, with the ability to create compelling content across all screens and devices.”

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!


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Customers 1st: How to Create Game-Changing Market Differentiation

Photo: Miami downtown by Towpilot. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

Photo: Miami downtown by Towpilot. This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

What can you do to make a “game-changing” difference in your marketplace share and position?

Attend the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla. to learn more! This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

As guest blogger, I will post daily to IIR’s The Market Research Event blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly pre-event post, “How to Create Game-Changing Market Differentiation.” You’ll learn how to deliver a personalized and engaging customer experience across channels.

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!


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Customers 1st: How to Transition to an Omni-Channel Culture

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What is omni-channel and how do you create an omni-channel culture?

Let’s find out together at the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla. This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

As guest blogger, I will post daily to IIR’s The Market Research Event blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly pre-event post, “How to Transition to an Omni-Channel Culture.” You’ll learn how to provide a seamless customer experience across your company’s digital and physical touch points.  

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!


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Customers 1st: Focus on the Front Lines of the Customer Experience

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“Customer service is not a department, it’s everyone’s job.” – Anonymous

I truly believe this. I created Starry Blue Brilliance as a resource for us to help our organizations succeed. I’m also dedicating my time for the second year in a row to support the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla.

This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

During this event, I will post daily to IIR’s Customers 1st blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly Customers 1st pre-event post, “Focus on the Front Lines of the Customer Experience.” You’ll learn why and how “the customer’s perception is your reality.”

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!


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Customers 1st: How to Win the Customer Experience Battle

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On March 17, I announced my second-year blogging adventure for the Total CX Leaders Conference, June 3-4 in Miami, Fla.

This year’s event will help you “learn how to listen to your customers, understand their differences and set the foundation to build a roadmap to create a seamless experience for modern customers.”

During this event, I will post daily to IIR’s Customers 1st blog and to Starry Blue Brilliance.

In the meantime, check out my latest weekly Customers 1st pre-event post, “How to Win the Customer Experience Battle.” You’ll learn why and how “customer experience is the next competitive battleground.”

Here are other ways to stay connected with this event:

  • twitter.com/#TCXL15
  • linkedin.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders
  • facebook.com/Total Customer Experience Leaders

Please share with your networks – let’s keep the conversations going!