Today's web sites are more dynamic and complex than ever before. At the same time, online customers use web sites in unanticipated ways, which often leads to unexpected issues. Some of these issues are technical, but many user struggles are not error or problem related at all. Meanwhile, the influence of social media makes it critical for ebusinesses to address customer satisfaction issues as swiftly as possible. When considered all together, this means that standard practices for managing the online channel must change. They must be real-time and extend beyond basic daily metrics and traditional key performance indicators (KPIs), which are too high-level and rigid to measure what's really important — customer struggle. Focusing on minimizing customer struggle sources will help open the door to customer-centric change at your organization. And ultimately, it will improve the business performance of your web site.
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"We focus intently on optimizing the customer experience so that Expedia continues to provide the easiest way for travelers to shop for and purchase travel. Tealeaf plays a critical part in those efforts by enabling us to understand individual customer experiences in real-time."- Vice President, Global Analytics and Optimization, Expedia
"The advent of social media and the resulting ease in which consumers can share experiences — good or bad — makes it critical that we are in a position to react and respond as quickly as possible."- Vice President of Marketing, Quicken Loans
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