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Market Force Blog: CX (3)

5 CX Ideas To Increase Sales In Petrol Stations

"Petrol stations operate in an environment where elements of both retail and restaurant blend together in one space and for this competitive industry focusing on CX is the best..

How To Create A Winning Omnichannel Customer Experience

"For businesses, the smooth efficiency of an omnichannel strategy immediately delivers a return on investment by saving money and cutting down on time and resources associated..

How to Improve Your Retail and Ecommerce CX Strategies For The Holidays

"A proactive holiday CX approach is a unique competitive advantage for retailers, and implementing these strategies can help you balance the upcoming rush while maintaining a..

3 Reasons to Create an Integrated CX and EX Strategy

"With many departments operating separately, it's important to understand that procedures and regulations may have a wide range of effects that affect the experiences of employees..

Scale Is The Name Of The Game, But Mind Your Brand Standards

"The strongest brands provide the same experience regardless of where the restaurant is located; and in order to accomplish this, it is imperative that each location in the system..

5 Ways to Ensure Your Website Is Prepared For The Holiday Rush

"There are many ways to improve the customer experience for eCommerce. Taking the time and effort to do so will definitely pay off in the long run. Here are five ways you can..

The Key To Customer Experience Success Is Innovation

"Customer experience innovation is not something you can do once and forget about. It's an ongoing process. Successful companies understand the need to change and innovate in..

Focus Sales Associates’ Attention And Increase Conversion Rates

"A clean, well-merchandised store is important, but if you want to drive brand loyalty and same-store sales, your associates need to do more than clean and stock—they need to..

Blended Index: How to Create a CX Single Metric

No single measurement tells the whole story—and that’s particularly true of multi-location businesses.