How Branding Can Impact Customer Experience and Vice Versa
How you approach the sales process and the people who are a part of your team are just as important and influential as what you sell. That is where evaluating and prioritizing customer experience throughout your customer journey can yield major wins.
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Brands are built on their reputations. It doesn’t matter whether you sell products, services, data or a little bit of everything. How you approach the sales process and the people who are a part of your team are just as important and influential as what you sell. That is where evaluating and prioritizing customer experience throughout your customer journey can yield major wins. Read more
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