"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
- Maya Angelou
How Customer Experience is Making the Leap from Brick-and-Mortar to the Cloud
1. The CX Leap –
From Brick-and-Mortar to the Cloud
"I've learned that people will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did, but people will
never forget how you made them feel."
Maya Angelou
4. • Good customer experience starts by
meeting your customers where they are
and when they want to connect.
• Even if your main connection is in person,
your online presence must be solid, too.
5. • On the brink between these two worlds?
Here are seven customer experience
strategies to bridge the gap between brick-
and-mortar and online storefronts.
11. • Rather than reacting to your customers
after they’ve become unhappy, a proactive
online presence can help you to build and
strengthen customer relationships.
12. • If a customer calls with a problem, you may
have already identified and added that
issue to your CRM, meaning you can give
customer-specific solutions that make
everyone happy.
14. • When customers who call for help are
stuck on hold for ten minutes, their
satisfaction levels plummet.
• Online support options that offer immediate
answers can skyrocket CX.
16. • While it’s always personal when someone
comes in your store, the cloud offers so
much more personalization.
• With a complete record of customer
interactions at their fingertips, support team
members can understand customer needs
immediately and thoroughly.
18. • Top engagement strategies include
beautiful displays, direct mail marketing,
and special sales.
• Create a seamless customer experience
that combines those physical messages
with emails, social media, and other
customer engagement actions.
20. • When you offer a customer experience
catering to the options your customers
want and need, you can exponentially
boost your customer loyalty.
21. • Even if you offer a great experience in your
store, customers don’t always have the
time or inclination to show up in person.
• When you offer them an amazing customer
experience in the cloud, they’re more likely
to return to you—because you’re meeting
them where and when they want.
23. • When you expand your customer
experience from a physical location to an
online presence, it becomes easier to build
a more holistic view of who your customer
is and what he or she really wants.
• Because the cloud lets multiple team
members access the same information,
shared knowledge improves CX.