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Exclusive: Automated Voice Agents are Hurting Customer Retention

Retail TouchPoints

According to a study commissioned by AI voice solution Tenyx and conducted by Centiment, seven out of every 10 consumers are frustrated with current virtual agents, and 55% of respondents said they would either stop doing business or go with a different company if faced with the automated customer service technologies in use today.

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Revolutionizing Customer Retention: The Rise of Digital Top-Up Cards in the Global Market

Retail TouchPoints

As consumers demand more flexible payment options, it is no surprise that the digital top-up card industry has had a strong year. As the industry evolves, it will be crucial for stakeholders to remain adaptable, leveraging data and partnerships to meet the changing needs of consumers in a digital-first economy.

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The Login Effect: The Role of Customer Authentication Psychology in Retail Success 

Retail TouchPoints

consumers abandon a purchase and stop accessing an online service because they can’t remember their passwords 4.76 Retailers can avoid this problem by tapping into customer authentication psychology. As a retailer, your login process affects customer behavior and loyalty. times per day on average.

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How Retail Returns Influence Customer Retention

Retail TouchPoints

However, not providing a frictionless customer experience has long-term growth implications that you need to consider if you hope to maintain a successful e-commerce business. Freight Frustration Customers are also feeling the shift in the economy. Is it possible for you to retain happy customers while not losing a fortune?

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How Technology Fuels Customer Experience and Brand Value

Retail TouchPoints

At a time when brand interactions bridge both digital and physical shopping, it is increasingly important for retailers to leverage technology to improve customer experiences and create value. Here are a few examples of how technology enhances customer experience and strengthens brand value.

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Why Chatbots Haven’t (and Won’t) Live up to the Hype

Retail TouchPoints

In the early 2010s, technology forecasters and business analysts painted a compelling picture of the future of customer service: chatbots would dramatically cut labor costs and transform how consumers interacted with brands. Fast forward to today, and the reality has yet to live up to the hype.

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Welcome to the new customer experience

Inside Retail

In today’s new normal, the shopping experience is no longer defined by the boundaries of bricks-and-mortar, but by the customer journey as a whole. Consumers now expect retailers to engage them whenever and wherever they want, with a shopping experience tailored to their individual needs. And consumers can feel it.