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Does CDP Need a New Definition?

Customer Experience Matrix

The earliest Customer Data Platform systems were introduced before 2010; the term CDP was coined to describe this emerging class in 2013. It soon became apparent that many people were using CDP in a much looser sense to mean any system that built and shared customer profiles.

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Account-Based Marketing in SaaS: Strategies for Personalizing Customer Experiences

Scoop.it

Generating leads in SaaS now is different from what it was in 2010. With the rise in competition, SaaS companies must find ways to stand out and win more customers. By implementing ABM, you can reach a much more targeted list of potential customers and deliver personalized messaging that resonates with them.

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How contact tracking tech can reconnect brands with former customers

Martech

Our customers love our technology and our service team. We’ve got thousands of customers, but marketers switch companies every couple of years. In 2016, LinkedIn data revealed that people who graduated between 2001 and 2010 (aka millennials) worked for an average of 3-4 companies in the first 5 years post-graduation.

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Why Every Business Needs a Better Growth Plan

Vision Edge Marketing

Is it fully customer-centric? Example: Does it factor in the most frequent customer pain points? Let’s explore five critical components of the planning process in a bit more detail. The specific outcomes, ideally, in customer-centric terms, your organization must achieve to declare success. What’s made the difference?

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10 Best Posts of 2010

Buzz Marketing for Technology

This inspired me to do a quick 10 Best Posts of 2010 as we slide into the New Year. Customer Service is the New Marketing – Zappos was founded in 1999 and sold to Amazon for $1.2 Zappos is powered by its customer service and was built on the premise of WOWing each and every customer.

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How Did We Do??!! How (Not) to Ruin the Customer Experience by Asking for Feedback

Webbiquity

For most of corporate history, most companies haven’t really wanted to hear from their customers. I don’t often go off on rants, but as Shep Hyken recently wrote in Forbes : Today, 89% of companies compete primarily on the basis of customer experience – up from just 36% in 2010. Here’s a bad example.

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Sometimes the Best Customer Service Innovation Means Flipping the Script

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

But all of that was secondary to the real focus — the store design revolved around creating an entirely new, innovative customer service experience. We’d ask: How does a customer look at this? What does a customer think about that? How do we want the customer to feel about this and that?