Customers Know You Suck
Actionable CX Strategies to Better Understand, Attract, and Retain Customers
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Debbie Levitt
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Debbie Levitt
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Customers Know You Suck is the how-to manual for customer centric product marketing. Its highly actionable models, maps, and processes empower everyone to improve the customer experience (CX). Learn how to investigate, diagnose, and act on what's blocking teams. Gather the evidence and data that better inform decisions, leading to increased satisfaction, conversion, and loyalty.
Use our governance model for implementing and monitoring the progress, success, and failure of internal process changes and experiments.
We’ve all been in that meeting: something we thought users would want or do didn’t happen as expected. How did we get that wrong, and how do we keep that from happening again? Too often, product and service decisions are not guided by customer intelligence data. Where we lack knowledge, we work from guesses and assumptions, introducing or increasing risk.
Customers expect high quality and value from every interaction with your company. People notice when we don’t meet their quality standards. Our reviews, stock price, support tickets, and customer attrition clearly show that what we thought was “good enough” isn’t. If you lose potential or current customers in one channel, you’ve probably lost them in every channel.
But transforming toward customer-centricity strengthens customer relationships and increases revenue. Save money, reduce risk, work more efficiently, and improve culture while increasing customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Who should listen to this audiobook? Managers, leaders, and execs. Strategists and analysts. Product, marketing, support, engineering, data, CX, UX, and everybody else. This audiobook is about creating change. Where you don't have that authority, please bring ideas to those above you in your org.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-08-24
Customer centricity it’s the king of business
Thanks a lot for your book ❤️❤️❤️ it’s so well written and it makes total sense :)
Im passionate about customer centricity and user research, I found in your book many nuggets of inspiration and how to better articulate ideas with my consultancy clients
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-04-23
Priceless insights and advice
This is a goldmine of uncommon sense. There's so much valuable information here, entertainingly delivered with the right amount of attitude! Coming from a marketing background, I particularly loved the Autoglass case-study. But there are heaps of examples to whip out when stakeholder aesthetics lead over behavioural reality. I only wish I'd found it when I was in my last job - where customers truly knew we sucked (and banged on about it constantly on social media... but hey - edge cases, right?).
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- Stefano Canepa
- 12-11-23
I'm a software engineer and I loved this book
I loved Debbie's book, I read the printed copy while listening to the audiobook. I will never pretend to be a UX expert just because I read this book but now I have a good insight into what UX is.
I was a customer of the previous incarnation of the company I work for and I keep saying I know we ...
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