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    6 E-Commerce Customer Experience Tenets Worth Learning

    Several documents and guidelines for developing the efficiency of the customer service provided by the enterprises are existing However, majority of them fail to assist, fulfill,  

    6 E-Commerce Customer Experience Tenets Worth Learning

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    Apac CIOOutlook | Friday, October 25, 2019

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    Several documents and guidelines for developing the efficiency of the customer service provided by the enterprises are existing However, majority of them fail to assist, fulfill, and create a lasting impression about the enterprises on their customers

    Fremont, CA: Over the past few years, E commerce has been on an upward growth trajectory and is expected to surpass all preconceived notions. The industry is segregated amongst a couple of major players and many other websites and portals. But the emergence of these developments have changed the way a customer shops. Today, fundamental commodities to luxuries can be bought from the touch of a button.

    Amazon has been a path-changing force in the makeover of the e-commerce industry. The company has built a stable footing while also substantially expanding along with the industry. The doctrines followed by the enterprise when it came down to customer experience have generated a consistently sound system. The beliefs established by e-commerce giants among its employees are remarkable. They are:

    1. Executives Should Relentlessly Advocate for Customers:

    By giving utmost importance to the customers' decisions making process, the enterprises can demonstrate how they value their customers. People trust people; Especially if full attention is paid to the customers' issues, they tend to propose voluntarily into a much-involved relationship. Customer advocacy is an important part of customer experience, by striving endlessly for customers, a rock-solid bond can be established. 

    2. Entrust the Customers and Depend on Associates to Use Good Judgment:

    Trust can be achieved if the sense of security is complementary. Even if a small section of the customers exploit the trust built, the majority will only be promptly loyal to the company. This tenet not only insinuates placing trust in customers but also believes that the business has complete confidence over its peers. 

    3. Predict Customer’s Concerns, Respect their Time, and Attention:

    The tenet emphasizes two critical notions, mainly, the perception of the customers’ needs and to provide the solution as soon as possible. Understanding the requirements first and exerting an educated decision is a vital part of the customer experience executive’s job. The corporation can handle the issues and refunds proactively by implementing the above idea. Many companies do not grasp the concept “time is sacred” for any party included in the interaction, particularly while solving a problem. Practicing long hold times, delaying checkout lines, and not responding to calls, emails, and social media posts yield a negative impression on the company. Customers are retained when they are treated adequately, and their time is appreciated.   

    4. Deliver Customized, Ingenious Experiences that Customers Cherish: 

    As e-commerce caters convenience in large scales, personalization is welcomed and enacts the role of attracting more revenue from a customer. To customize the experience in the present scenario is a necessity, and companies that are implementing it are increasing. Being driven by AI and ML, the on-site customer details are tracked in real-time to present unique expertise. A common database is utilized by associates to offer quirky and peculiar proposals that are entwined in the customers’ minds. With a fitting infrastructure in place, the quirks can be remembered in the follow-up calls facilitating true and deep personalization. 

    This move showcases the loyalty towards the job; the associate can savor the task at hand and also leave a positive feeling in the interaction with customers. If the peculiarity illustrated by the associate align with the products and the brand strategy of the company, a fully satisfied client is assured. 

    5. Keep It Simple While Detecting and Solving Problems:

    Customer executives receive calls which are mostly issues or concerns related to the solution or service provided by the enterprise. These calls are complicated, and the customer expressing grief is already confused. The customer service agent handling the request has a heavy job of identifying and solving the issue before escalating to a complaint. When the issue is simplified, and the client’s problem is understood, the duration of the call is reduced. This showcases the respect provided to the customer’s time. While doing so, a systematic approach is employed, and perpetual improvement is seen. The chain of development is accompanied, enhancing the holistic customer experience. 

    6. A Sequential and Systematic Approach Can Eliminate the Customer’s Effort:  

    Amazon, the e-commerce tycoon, tries to eliminate customer effort without no mid-ground. This reason alone can fuel the growth of quality in the customer experience, even when a vast range of businesses are covered. Despite the industry, issue, or intensity, the customer is entitled to an effortless experience. To walk the walk, a sequential and systematic approach makes greater sense for the executive. 

    By implementing an orderly approach, the problems can be resolved easily and augments the customer loyalty factor. Many customers find it convenient to resolve the issues themselves when a disciplined path is taken, bypassing standard customer service. 

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