Experience Healing on Marketing Profs
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There are lots of folks "preaching" about good customer experience - but making it happen is a tall order. About a month ago, I wrote a piece that called attention to the need for individuals who can work in a "healing" capacity with today's companies to make them more customer centric, and able to create and manage positive customer experiences.
Well, the article seems to have struck a chord with a few people. I've gotten some good mail about it. This week, the piece ran on the Marketing Profs website. Please feel free to read it and send me your feedback. ;-)
Well, the article seems to have struck a chord with a few people. I've gotten some good mail about it. This week, the piece ran on the Marketing Profs website. Please feel free to read it and send me your feedback. ;-)
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