During the COVID-19 pandemic, Customer Experience (CX) and Employee Experience (EX) have risen to the forefront of many businesses. Experience is what matters, and what makes your customers, as well as employees, stay loyal to your business. But how to integrate CX and EX successfully to grow your business?
Too often businesses run surveys just to measure their customers’ experience across key service areas of their organization, but they forget that their employees are the eyes and ears of their organization. Just like they survey clients and their loved ones together to map themes or perception gaps, they often forget how important it can be to hear from employees about their experience and observations of the client experience and where they feel improvements can be made to enhance service design and the overall customer experience. Are you measuring EX and CX combined to deliver an enhanced customer experience?
We know it is difficult, and this is why we put together this webinar with the CX and EX experts in healthcare.
Join us on February 23rd to learn about one of the most important topics in healthcare today: how to deliver and measure an integrated CX and EX strategy in healthcare.
LAUREN TODOROVIC CEO & Founder of CarePage Business
Lauren has worked in the healthcare industry for over 15 years from clinical to senior managerial roles across acute, palliative care and aged care services.
Lauren has established CarePage to drive improved quality of care for the elderly through data collection and analytics tools in the aged care and retirement village sector. She founded Aged Care Report Card Pty Ltd back in 2014 that was the genesis of the innovation that is shaping the market today.
JANINE YEATES Head of Customer Success at CarePage Business
With over 10 years of experience in aged care, Janine has worked both in-house and agency side to deliver research, strategy, brand, marketing, and communications.
Driven to design and develop solutions to better improve outcomes for both older people and businesses operating in the sector, Janine maintains a deep understanding of sector reform and intra-dynamics and is constantly exploring the latest innovation in models for care and services globally.
The larger the organization, the more important it is to standardize your CX program while having it personalized and localized enough. ManpowerGroup, the world’s leading workforce solutions company, has clearly done a successful job at this and they are a great example for all international companies that aim to build experiences that your customers love.
We have invited ManpowerGroup’s Director of Global Experience & NPS, Bianca Gonteanu-Jurjiu, to share their journey about building and growing an impactful CX program.
How to handle the complexity of large-scale CX programs? How to scale and manage your multidimensional experience team? What are the main differences between managing experiences B2C and B2B? How has ManpowerGroup’s CX program evolved over time? What are ManpowerGroup’s biggest challenges and the keys to success? At this webinar, we will answer these questions and more.
Join us on February 2nd to learn about how to build and grow an impactful global CX program.
BIANCA GONTEANU-JURJIU Director of Global Experience and NPS
Bianca is Director of Global Experience and NPS at ManpowerGroup, the world’s leading workforce solutions company. For the past 4 years, she has overseen the large-scale deployment of the company’s CX program for both clients (B2B) and talent (B2C) in more than 50 countries, across 5 continents. Bianca and her team are responsible for the strategy, technology, learning and quality of the global and national CX activities, working with more than 100 national representatives to ensure that all levels in the business are accountable for the customer experience and consistently leverage the measurement and insight that the CX program provides.
Technology is developing faster than ever before and this is one of the reasons why Customer Experience and managing it has become a competitive advantage of the businesses that win in the long term. In order to manage it, you need to measure it. Leaders in CX know it and this is what differentiates them from the average business. But there is one thing that even the leaders are still learning about – how to measure Emotional Experience.
Purchase decision making has turned into more emotion, experience and customer journey based, but the methods businesses use today for measuring experiences are still on the level they were back in the 70s. Customer behavior has changed and it’s time to keep up with it. Are you keeping up with the new trends?
If you read this, you probably agree that human behavior has changed. This is why we have put together this webinar and invited two Emotional Experience pioneers, Minna Killström and Jaakko Männistö, to talk about what is Emotional Experience, how it is impacting your business revenue, and how you can measure and manage it.
Ph.D. of Economics, Nonfiction Author, Customer Experience Professional Minna is a CX developer and expert interested in people and emotions. She has experience in business development, consulting and marketing. As a sign of her commitment to human behavior’s impact on business, Minna has a Ph.D. in Strategic Communication.
Jaakko Männistö
Awarded CX Leader, Founder, Researcher Jaakko is a startup entrepreneur and an internationally awarded CX professional. Jaakko is a founder and CEO of Feedbackly, co-founder of CX Academy and CXforum. He also is one of the developers of the Emotional Value Index (EVI®) measurement framework and a global front-runner in Emotional Experience.
Teknologian kehittyessä entistä nopeampaa, asiakaskokemuksesta ja sen johtamisesta on tullut tärkein pitkän aikavälin kilpailuetu, jota myös halutaan johtaa ja mitata. Sen vuoksi mittaamisesta on tullut suositumpaa kuin koskaan, eikä syyttä. Teknologian nopeassa kehityksessä vain harvat yritykset pystyvät kilpailemaan puhtaasti teknologian pohjalta ja jättämään asiakkaan huomiotta. Asiakaskokemus on uusi kilpailuetu, joka ratkaisee sen, pysytkö kilpailussa mukana vai et.
Ongelma on se, että vaikka ostokäyttäytyminen on muuttunut tunne-, kokemus- ja asiakaspolkuvetoiseksi, mittaamme asiakaskokemuksia yhä kuten 70-luvulla. Liiketoiminta ja ennen kaikkea asiakas muuttui, mutta me jäimme viime vuosituhannelle.
Jos luet tätä, olet todennäköisesti samaa mieltä.
CX Forumilla on ilo esitellä, ensimmäinen suomenkielinen webinaarimme, jossa mukana keskustelemassa kaksi tunnekokemuksen suomalaista pioneeriä, Minna Killström ja Jaakko Männistö. Käymme läpi mitä on tunnekokemus, miksi se on tärkeää juuri sinun liiketoiminnalle ja miten sitä voi johtaa ja mitata. Minnan ja Jaakon käytännönläheinen lähestyminen aiheeseen on saanut kiitosta ja vetänyt maailmalla suuria yleisöjä.
KTT, Tietokirjailija ja asiakaskokemuksen ammattilainen Minna Killström on ihmisistä ja tunteista kiinnostunut asiakaskokemuksen kehittäjä ja asiantuntija. Hän on työskennellyt liiketoiminnan kehityksen, konsultoinnin ja markkinoinnin parissa. Minna on myös strategiaviestinnän vastaanottamisesta väitellyt kauppatieteiden tohtori.
Jaakko Männistö
Palkittu CX johtaja, Founder, Tutkija Jaakko on startup-yrittäjä ja kansainvälisesti palkittu asiakaskokemuksen mittaamisen ammattilainen kasvuyhtiö Feedbacklyssä sekä Suomen suurimman yrittäjien digitaalisen yhteisön Yrittäjä.io:n perustaja. Hän on myös Emotional Value Index eli EVI® -mittariston kehittäjä ja tunnemittaamisen globaali edelläkävijä sekä yksi CX Forumin perustajista.
There’s no doubt that emotions play a significant role in our purchasing behaviors. All of us have made at least one impulsive purchase in our life because it made us excited or happy. Similarly, we have also walked away or given up purchasing due to negative emotions.
For businesses, this emotional gratification or dissatisfaction is a treasure trove of customer data, and in this article, I will explain why!
What is Emotional Experience?
Emotional Experience (EE) looks at how customers feel about your brand and its product(s). While customers can experience different emotions throughout the customer journey, EE looks at the overall emotional perception. Measuring emotional experience can help businesses elevate customer experience and generate more revenue.
How to Measure Emotional Experience?
The idea of measuring emotions might sound like a surreal concept. But, fortunately, there’s a standardized way to measure them, and it works! The Emotional Value Index (EVI®) is the metric that measures customers’ emotions at various touchpoints as well as the entire customer journey. The EVI® survey asks customers and leads to specify the emotion they feel at different stages. For this, you need to select a common set of emotions associated with buyers, track the responses, and derive a value using the EVI® formula. If you want to learn more, click here.
Why Should a Business Measure Emotional Experience?
It can be used on any level of CX measurement
One of the main benefits of EVI®, when compared to other KPIs, is its versatility. You can apply it both at the micro and macro-level and gain valuable insights into customer behavior. At the micro-level, it can be used to assess the quality of individual touchpoints and understand individual customer relationships. It is a vital tool for businesses to provide personalized experiences. At the macro-level, it gives you a holistic view of your brand, which will show how your brand is perceived in one glance.
It can be measured throughout the customer journey
Unlike NPS, which is suggested to be used only post-purchase, EVI® surveys can track customer behavior from the moment they come in contact with your store until the end. EVI® can be applied at any touchpoint or phase in the customer journey as customers deal with emotions from beginning to end. The ultimate goal is to induce a consistent or near consistent influx of emotions in customers as they move from one stage to another. You also streamline the measure of CX by using one metric to track all stages, and it avoids the disparity that brands face when using separate metrics for each phase.
It gives you a deeper insight into why people take specific actions
Emotions govern our purchasing behavior, and when they are downplayed by pain points or elevated by fabulous service, we take different actions. Through EVI®, you understand what compelled the customer to choose your brand, ditch their cart halfway through, or come back for another purchase. Thanks to the very exact emotions that are measured, EVI® makes it easier for brands to adapt to customer requirements and serve their best interests. It would also help you upsell better by understanding different customer personas and targeting those who prefer premium or combined purchases.
It can be enriched with your sales data for better revenue
Integrating the EVI® data with your sales data can help you understand the correlations of different emotions with revenue. EVI® analytics will help you identify what emotions drive the highest sales and focus on delivering a high-quality service that triggers the specific emotion. These actionable insights are vital for any business that strive to generate more revenue with happier customers. Similarly, EVI® also helps brands understand the true cost of dissatisfied customers.Did you know that customers who feel positive emotions towards your products and services spend up to 40% more compared to those who feel negative? This is groundbreaking and makes it a no-brainer that Emotional Experience measurement is important. If you would like to learn more about it, I also suggest checking out this very comprehensive free ebook about Emotional Experience and EVI®.
One of the biggest questions regarding the collection of customer feedback is: How can you make customer feedback work for your business?
In this webinar, we will tackle this question and help you understand how to collect quality data from your customers, how to spot opportunities from your happy and unhappy customers in order to drive sales, boost customer loyalty, and reduce churn.
Join us on October 27th to learn about how to spot sales opportunities as well as how to reduce churn using your customer feedback.
This webinar is brought to you by CXforum partners Carepage and Feedbackly.
Troy is Director of Customer Acquisitions at Feedbackly, one of the most flexible Customer Experience management platforms available. The Feedbackly team has helped many industry leaders across the world succeed with their CX programs and become CX front-runners. Among the many, they have helped the City of Helsinki, Merck, Innovasport, the Australian Government, Banregio. Troy will share his experience and the learnings of Feedbackly about how winning companies use their customer feedback to increase sales and reduce churn.
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