by Elena Bombardier | Nov 30, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Growth Strategy
Experience drives differentiation and engagement. If you’re a professional services firm, chances are you have a group of top clients you work with. They pay you on time, your mission and values align, and they appreciate what you...
by Robb Fluet | Oct 27, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Client Journey Mapping, Client Loyalty, Growth Strategy
It started with a hailstorm and roof damage….and ended with a great experience. Yes, you read that right! Believe it or not, by providing an exceptional client or customer experience, your firm can turn an ordinary or undesirable situation into a moment of...
by James Howard | Oct 13, 2020 | Client Journey Mapping, Client Success, Employee Experience, Feedback and Analytics, Growth Strategy, Increase Profitability
I heard a speaker say recently, “There is no reason for any firm to apologize for its need to make a profit.” He was right. Profitability is essential to the health of any business and necessary to enable the business to continue to grow and provide jobs for its...
by Blake Godwin | Sep 29, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Client Loyalty, Client Success, CX Leadership, Feedback and Analytics, Growth Strategy
Imagine this – you and I are working on a multi-million dollar, long term project of yours. About halfway through the project I ask you for some feedback, and then store it away in a file somewhere until my team and I have a chance to review it. Over the next...
by Heather Hobbs | Sep 13, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Client Loyalty, Employee Experience, Increase Profitability
Want to increase your organization’s profits? Did you know that the average annual growth rate of experience-driven businesses is 15% higher than companies that do not intentionally create a positive experience for their clients? The key word here...
by Blake Godwin | Jul 10, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Client Loyalty, CX Leadership, Feedback and Analytics, Growth Strategy
So you’re a professional services firm that has inconsistency from employee to employee from office to office as it pertains to Client Experience (CX). You may also have that within the employee experience as well. You are wondering how that affects the...
by Blake Godwin | Apr 22, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Client Loyalty, Client Success, CX Leadership, Employee Experience
The Client Experience Collaborative Podcast presents its first episode featuring Blake Godwin (Client Savvy), Steven Keith (CX Pilots), and Ryan Suydam (Client Savvy). These three individuals are client experience innovators and pioneers in helping professional...
by Blake Godwin | Feb 6, 2020 | Client Experience Management, Feedback and Analytics, Increase Profitability, Relationship Building
As the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) in your firm, have you seized the opportunity to influence your clients’ end-to-end relationship with your firm? I hope the answer is a resounding YES because your organization and your team will give you superhero status if you...
by Blake Godwin | Dec 18, 2019 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, CX Leadership, Feedback and Analytics, Relationship Building
In October’s blog, CX & EX: Vicious or Virtuous Cycle, I discussed the importance of being intentional about your firm’s CX and EX efforts. Are you an engineering, architecture, construction, legal, accounting (fill in the blank here) that tries to provide a...
by Blake Godwin | Nov 18, 2019 | Client Experience Management, Client Experience Strategy, Employee Experience, Increase Profitability, Relationship Building
“What do you mean it can create a negative outcome? If I at least try to improve my employees’ experience, will it not at least benefit them and the firm a little bit?” This was the comment I shared from a COO of a 400-person firm in last month’s blog, CX & EX:...
