CX over CS - Are you ready?
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Customer Experience (CX)
How is it different than CS
TAPISH PANWAR
Where is Customer Experience (CX)?
Product Place
Price
Promotion
CX
- Buying Channel Channel availability, Ease of engagement & buying
-Service Channel Channel availability, Ease of engagement, Customer sensitivity, Delight mindset
- Communication Credibility - The communication doesn’t make unrealistic claims - The communication is humble and respectful - The communication should not be offensive or on-the-face trying to grab attention -
- Product usage attributes Quality, Performance, Reliability, Engagement
- Product Claim vs Reality Superiority, Outcome Differentiation, Function
- Fair Price Perception - The product/service deserves the price charged- A competitive product with strong PoDs and PoSs isnt cheaper- Service/Repair cost doesn’t make the product ownership a ‘trap’
Difference between CX and CS
Customer Service (CS)
Post-purchase process
Separate team to handle
Often a differentiator
Lends heavily to brand credence
Often the most painful process in buying cycle
Customer Experience (CX)
Experience at all touch points
Mostly a ‘slogan’ followed by the regular teams
Not worked upon and looked at as differentiator
Touches all aspects of brand and helps in journey through brand pyramid
Aims at making all touch points, including customer service a trouble-less process
CS CX
CX over CS
What is (not) happening with CX?No clear understanding of role of customer experience in customer buying and post-purchase cycle
No authority or dedicated teams for CX in organizations
Lack of clear internal communication around the overall CX culture a organization needs to imbibe
No communication to customers about how the organization is striving to improve CX at all touch points
Weak efforts to align channel members on the overall CX program defined and followed by the company
Instead, me-too propositions are thrown in air to pretend to be highly involved in CX improvement
Unstructured and in-part implementation of the CX programmes. CX is always in totality
Why distinct and top-class CX is more important than ever in these times?
Quantum and quality of experience by customers
• Channel ( Customers are experience great CX through variety of channels)• Online marketplace, Modern trade (Easy returns, CoD, Quick refunds etc)
• Across sectors (CX is sector agnostic , all kind of experiences build expectations)• Travel, Retail, Education, Healthcare (International brands are up-ping the game)
• Experience with brands in international markets by Indian travellers influence expectations from the local or other MNC brands
Need for differentiation
• Brands’ strength lies in differentiation• CX is the new ladder to differentiation and stronger brands• Ever increasing competition from multiple channels & substitutes
Customer profiles
• More knowledgeable, well travelled and highly connected/networked• Pampered and always looking for more value and better experience• Want to reduce decision making time, Brands and CX can help in doing that
Arrest switching
Build Loyalty
Invoke advocacy
Create brand PoDs
Reduce decision-making
Encourage association
Customer level (Perceptual) benefits of a
distinct CX
How to build a distinct CX?Creating an Organization-wide definition of Customer Experience(CX) and its extent
Weave a culture around CX, preferably in line with the existing vision and mission statements
Training and awareness for employees and channel members on CX
Targets for improvement of CX (Qualitative and Quantitative) based on customer delight factors
Creating a team specifically responsible for monitoring, measuring and improving CX at all touch points
Cross functional team to implement the first time CX plan at all the touch points
Structured but extensive communication to the customers about the culture around CX and customer-first concept
Commercial Benefits
Customer Loyalty
• Repeat Purchase• Assured revenue flow in future
• Brand Premium• Margin improvement (Bottom-line improvement)
• Channel strength (Placement, exclusivity, margins etc)• Higher seller power with channel members
Brand Advocacy
• New customer acquisition• Revenue increase• Market share expansion• Economies of scale reduces cost per unit of product/service
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Enabler
Enabler
CX Benefits
Top-Line
Bottom-Line
Market Share
Cash-flow
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