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045: The Customer Effort Score Crack the Customer Code

    • Business

We all love metrics, and that’s what this episode of Crack the Customer Code is all about. In particular, it’s about one metric - the Customer Effort Score - and whether or not it’s the best customer experience metric to track. Do you know what the Customer Effort Score is?The Customer Effort Score, measures how much perceived effort your customers experience trying to get an issue resolved. The more effort they have to put in, the less satisfied they are. The less effort, the more satisfied.Listen in as Jeannie and Adam discuss the CES and whether or not it’s a reliable metric to use in evaluating customer experience - on this episode of Crack the Customer Code.Why no ONE metric is enough… not even this one!Even though Adam and Jeannie are devoting this entire episode to the discussion of one metric,  the Customer Effort Score, it’s not the only metric you should be considering because no single metric can tell you everything you need to know to manage your customer experiences. Why? Well… that’s why they recorded this episode, so hit the play button to find out!WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE[0:10] Introduction to the topic: The Customer Effort Score as a metric. [1:53] Business folks can be passionate about their metrics, but no ONE metric is enough.[3:00] What is the Customer Effort Score?[3:42] Why “surprise and delight” don’t matter if the experience is bad.[4:50] Do you understand how “The Hassle Factor” plays a role?[5:58] The importance of knowing what to DO with your metrics.[7:28] An example of how one metric alone is not enough.[11:14] Each company needs to track its own particular metrics…do you know which ones YOUR COMPANY should be tracking?[13:36] How context informs the metrics.[15:50] Metrics are a spotlight to help companies understand their processes and clients.

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Service Strategies offers a wide variety of Consulting Services for Support, eService, Field Service and Professional Services operations for technology companies. We have helped industry leading service and support operations enhance operational efficiency and drive world class levels of performance, while improving customer satisfaction and loyalty. Join Service Strategies at their Service Industry Summit event, which brings together leaders from companies like Cisco, Dell and others to discuss the challenges of a changing service landscape. As part of the event, an informative Customer Success Workshop will be held on October 27th. Visit servicestrategies.com to learn more.

 

 
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We all love metrics, and that’s what this episode of Crack the Customer Code is all about. In particular, it’s about one metric - the Customer Effort Score - and whether or not it’s the best customer experience metric to track. Do you know what the Customer Effort Score is?The Customer Effort Score, measures how much perceived effort your customers experience trying to get an issue resolved. The more effort they have to put in, the less satisfied they are. The less effort, the more satisfied.Listen in as Jeannie and Adam discuss the CES and whether or not it’s a reliable metric to use in evaluating customer experience - on this episode of Crack the Customer Code.Why no ONE metric is enough… not even this one!Even though Adam and Jeannie are devoting this entire episode to the discussion of one metric,  the Customer Effort Score, it’s not the only metric you should be considering because no single metric can tell you everything you need to know to manage your customer experiences. Why? Well… that’s why they recorded this episode, so hit the play button to find out!WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE[0:10] Introduction to the topic: The Customer Effort Score as a metric. [1:53] Business folks can be passionate about their metrics, but no ONE metric is enough.[3:00] What is the Customer Effort Score?[3:42] Why “surprise and delight” don’t matter if the experience is bad.[4:50] Do you understand how “The Hassle Factor” plays a role?[5:58] The importance of knowing what to DO with your metrics.[7:28] An example of how one metric alone is not enough.[11:14] Each company needs to track its own particular metrics…do you know which ones YOUR COMPANY should be tracking?[13:36] How context informs the metrics.[15:50] Metrics are a spotlight to help companies understand their processes and clients.

Sponsor



Service Strategies offers a wide variety of Consulting Services for Support, eService, Field Service and Professional Services operations for technology companies. We have helped industry leading service and support operations enhance operational efficiency and drive world class levels of performance, while improving customer satisfaction and loyalty. Join Service Strategies at their Service Industry Summit event, which brings together leaders from companies like Cisco, Dell and others to discuss the challenges of a changing service landscape. As part of the event, an informative Customer Success Workshop will be held on October 27th. Visit servicestrategies.com to learn more.

 

 
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