Good Experience is the Best Strategy in an Economic Crisis
In the midst of the economic crisis, while most banks are trying to keep attracting customers by offering higher interest savings and money market accounts, one bank (PNC) is thriving by focusing on delivering a unique online customer experience, specifically designed to target the generation Y (people aged 18 to 34, according to PNC demographics). [...]
Posted: December 5th, 2008 under Banking, Behavioral Research, Business, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Innovation, Marketing, Standing Out, Web 2.0.
Comments: 0 Comments
Know Your Customer
It’s already evident that successful enterprises are a result of carefully planned and researched strategies. Without understanding how your customers think, you will never be able to really get them to engage with your site, service or product. Now, what most forget is that it is too easy to THINK you know your customers [...]
Posted: December 4th, 2008 under Behavioral Research, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Standing Out.
Comments: 0 Comments
Your Customers’ Brains are Changing!
It’s official! The new generation’s brains REALLY ARE wired to better handle the speed of the digital life (Read the Research). Problems generated by this change aside (and despite how amazed we can be sometimes with these kids’ feats - see video below), the fact is that people’s way of thinking have adapted to instantly process [...]
Posted: November 24th, 2008 under Behavioral Research, Customer Experience, Ramblings, Standing Out, Usability.
Comments: 0 Comments
Learning from your mistakes
Here’s a good lesson to everyone that deals with customer experience: Learn from your mistakes. I know it seems obvious, but people usually confuse “acknowledge a mistake” with actually learning from them. Here are some examples: The company recognizes that something went wrong but is unable to pinpoint the real problem The company recognizes that [...]
Posted: May 3rd, 2007 under Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Standing Out, Usability.
Comments: 0 Comments
RSS Subscribe
Subscribe by Email
Follow on Twitter