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Does your CRM system know what customers are thinking?
"Here's
how it can . . . "
CRM is a good start. However, today's CEOs are waking up to the sober reality: CRM has not enabled major leaps forward in customer focus. That's where Customer Experience Management (CEM) comes in. Each and every one of your customers has valuable information to share and CEM captures that information and helps you analyze it so you can make timely business decisions. CEM completes the process begun by CRM by directly channeling customer feedback to impact all business units. CEM helps you continually fine-tune your customer-facing actions and provide a new level of strategic differentiation for your business. CRM promised to focus your organization on the needs of the customer. CEM delivers on that promise. If you are ready to take your customer loyalty/satisfaction strategy to the next level and learn if your customers are really benefiting from your CRM investment, you should invest 40 minutes of your time to learn about the other, more valuable, process that will make a significant and immediate difference.
What you will learn:
- Knowing what every customer is thinking and saying about your products and company.
- Learning which of your competitors is gaining momentum at each of your customers.
- Knowing the key drivers to ensure you retain and grow each customer globally.
- Learning how to add customer centricity to your CRM initiatives.
About CRMAdvocate Live:
CRMAdvocate Live has become the most popular CRM webcast
program in the industry. And for good reason. CRMAdvocate Live was the first regular CRM webcast program and
almost 200 broadcasts have been produced.
CRMAdvocate Live steers clear of the vanilla "talking head" webcasts and provide an upbeat, interactive style that has been
compared to programming formats like "Larry King Live" and "Oprah." But make no mistake, we don't shy away from
the issues. Rather, CRMAdvocate's question-and-answer format challenges guest speakers with questions you want
asked.
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