Customer Experience and Relationship Management Flashcards
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Which touchpoint is typically the highest-impact for converting a consideration-stage customer?
Answer: Personalized email with social proof and offer
Personalized emails with social proof (reviews, testimonials) and a targeted offer address the specific hesitations of a consideration-stage customer most effectively.
A company's Customer Effort Score (CES) is high. This indicates:
Answer: Customers are experiencing friction in their interactions
A high CES signals that customers must expend significant effort to resolve issues or complete tasks, which is strongly correlated with churn.
Which approach best supports relationship marketing with B2B enterprise clients?
Answer: Dedicated account-based marketing (ABM) with personalized content
Account-Based Marketing (ABM) focuses resources on high-value accounts with tailored messaging and content that addresses specific business needs.
Post-purchase follow-up communications are most effective when they:
Answer: Confirm the purchase, provide onboarding support, and invite feedback
Post-purchase communications that confirm value delivery, assist with onboarding, and gather feedback reinforce satisfaction and increase retention.
What does a 'Voice of the Customer' (VoC) program primarily capture?
Answer: Customer expectations, preferences, and pain points through structured feedback collection
A VoC program systematically collects customer feedback through surveys, interviews, and reviews to inform product and experience improvements.
In the context of loyalty programs, 'emotional loyalty' is best described as:
Answer: A deep affinity and advocacy for the brand beyond transactional incentives
Emotional loyalty means customers choose and advocate for a brand because of a genuine connection, not just rewards or convenience.