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Winning through the Mutual Building Societies Retail Branch
Customer Experience
For
many financial services sector customers the first face to face / human
contact experience they have with your organisation may be in your retail
branch on the high street.
It is
critical for the potential customer that having made the commitment to
enter a branch the Customer Experience expectations that you have generated
through your marketing activities are matched with the reality of the
branch experience.
All
too often a sale is lost due to the reality falling way short of the
customer’s expectation. Imagine an advertising campaign that shouts
about close personal service from well trained experts in a professional
and private office environment. Unfortunately, the in branch reality
transpires to be a junior sales clerk facing an enormous queue on a
Saturday morning and being unable to offer anything but rudimentary advice
!!
We have all had these experiences.
Having
developed the expectations with your customers, are they a reality when it
comes to the crunch?
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Experience Accumulator
Positive and negative customer experiences
accumulate little by little until they feel huge. We’d like our readers to help us gather
some anecdotal evidence by entering the Customer Experience Accumulator
challenge.
Send us your customer experience stories and we’ll pick out the best one to feature in
the next edition. If ‘Good’,
what was memorable and what will you tell your friends? If ‘Bad’ where did
the gap between your expectation and experience occur and what was your
response? The winner will also receive:- a bottle of Taittinger
Champagne
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This quarter our customer experience example is
from the UK National Health Service, and is titled “The Patient Experience:- “Bouncing around the NHS like a pinball”. Download
the story
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