Customer experience professionals and executives know that winning a new customer is only the beginning. The accurate measure of success is how well you onboard that customer and set the stage for a long and loyal relationship. This means the Voice of the Customer (VoC) – the feedback, needs, and perspectives your customers share – should be actively sought and embraced from the beginning of the onboarding process. | GUIDEcx
Customer success teams know the struggle all too well. You launch a brilliant new onboarding process on Monday, only to watch it slowly unravel as the week’s fires demand your attention. By Friday, you’re back to fighting the same old battles. Sound familiar?| GUIDEcx
Ever heard of the “trough of disillusionment?” Coined by Gartner as part of its Technology Hype Cycle, this term describes how a customer’s initial excitement about your product drops when the product doesn’t meet their expectations. This is why reducing Time to Value (TTV) is crucial — the faster customers experience the initial value in your products, the more likely they are to remain satisfied and stay for years to come. | GUIDEcx
Your Customer Onboarding Process Doesn’t Need to be a Cost Center| GUIDEcx