Customer Experience - Page: 19
How to Position a Brand for Breakthrough Success
The former COO of Red Bull gives his insights on how to make a product truly stand out, whether it's a new or revamped offering.
Unintended Consequences: How Consumer Misuse Can Boost Sales
The maker of Mentos saw dollar signs with the user discovery that the candy exploded in Diet Coke. You should encourage consumers to tinker with your products.
Kalle Lyytinen and Michael Fisher
When Your Product Design Makes Your Customers Feel Smart
Create services or devices that enable users to maximize their time and money. Big Data can play a role in this fine-tuning.
How to Sell to the Hyper-Aware Consumer
As the buyer's journey continues to evolve, small businesses need to make big changes to accommodate these new buyers. Here are a few ways to capitalize on this transition.
The 6 Types of Online Buyers
Find out what types of buyers are shopping online so you can learn to attract new business.
Brand Like Your Company Really Matters
In a rapidly changing landscape, businesses must to get closer to customers to create products they will truly value.
Google Faces Lawsuit Over Kids' In-App Purchases
Google is on the receiving end of a class-action lawsuit brought by parents whose kids unknowingly paid a substantial amount of money for in-app purchases.
Want Loyal Customers? Talk to Your Hair Stylist.
Hair stylists livelihood depends on getting customers and keeping them happy. Here are a few tips all entrepreneurs can use.
What Do Dropbox, Green Mountain and 3-D Printing Have in Common?
These three companies are jumping on a consumer trend that will continue to gain momentum (and dollars) in the near future.
Content to Keep Off Your Website
When designing your site, be aware of these content strategies, so you don't do more harm than good.
3 Ways to Treat Early Adopters Like Royalty
When first launching an endeavor, getting the first few customers on board can be extremely challenging. Yet, they provide a load of information. Here is how to make sure they are happy.
Experience Your Brand From Your Customers' Perspective
Here's a challenge for you: Come in through your 'front door' and see if you're delivering from both sides.
