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Customer Experience Research & Case Studies

Find more case studies on customer experience and strategy on The Belding Group of Company’s site!

Customer Service Case Studies

Customer Service Case Study #1

How Customer Service Helped One Shopping Center Stand Out Against The Competition

Marketing a Shopping Center is a challenge. Traffic levels are traditionally dependent on the location of a center and the selection of its retailers. It’s hard to find a way to stand out in consumer’s minds.  But when new, aggressive competition is on the brink of becoming a reality, it is critical that a center find a competitive difference that will keep their consumers coming back.

This Case Study examines how one Shopping Center leveraged enhanced Customer Service retain their share of market and their customers’ loyalty.

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Customer Service Case Study #2

How Internal Customer Service Drives Success

The company-wide Customer Experience assessment began with more than fifty conversations with managers and employees across departments. The mosaic of perspectives collected painted an enlightening picture of internal customer service dynamics. Two stood out as a poignant example of a core issue:

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Customer Service & CX Research

How to Get Training to Stick

Stickiness: How to Create Change Through Training

This White Paper on “Stickiness” is a look at the ten key elements that must come together to ensure that your customer service and leadership training creates real change in your organization. This is a must-have guide for people who design and deliver training for their organizations.

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Top Customer Service Mistakes

The Top 24 Mistakes Customer Service People Make

What are the most common mistakes people in customer service make? The Belding Group asked members of their LinkedIn Customer Service Champions group what they thought. The tremendous response by over 200 customer service professionals fell into 24 categories.

See the Top 24 Mistakes