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Crack the Customer Code — 509 episodes · page 2 of 6

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405: Jeanne Bliss: How Will You Be Remembered?

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404: Do Leaders Lie About the Importance of CX?

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403: Blake Morgan, The Customer of the Future

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402: Focusing Your CX Team in 2020

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401: Annette Franz, Customer Understanding

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400 Episodes (and we're still talking to each other)

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399: Alexandra Watkins, Choosing Brand and Product Names

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398: Will CX Become Winner Takes All?

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397: Steve Farber, Love is Good Business!

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396: Kill The Siloes!

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395: Guy Marion, Subscription Economy Retention

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394: Do You Need A CX Think Week?

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393: Antony Brydon, AI Customer Service

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392: Don't Let Contractors Ruin Your Customer Experience

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391: Max Israel, Art + Science of CX

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390: 3 Ways to Be More Customer Centric

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389: Tiffani Bova, Growth IQ

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388: The Tech Leader's Role in CX

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387: Stan Phelps Talks Pink Goldfish

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386: Is the Customer Journey Dead?

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385: Bill Guertin, The Fan Experience

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384: Your Customer's Ecosystem

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383: Engaging Your Superfans

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382: When Acronyms Escape

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381: Julie Ann Sullivan: Catalysts of Culture

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380: Bourbon Summit #3

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379: Allen Adamson, Shift Ahead

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378: The Phrase that Kills CX

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377: Karen Jaw-Madson, Design of Work Experience

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376: 5 Steps To Close The Loop With Customers

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375: Leena Rinne, A Fellow Code Cracker

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374: What's More Personal: Twitter or a Phone Call?

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373: Barry Kirk, A Framework for Customer Loyalty

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372: Are Experience Rewards the New Loyalty Programs?

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371: Louis Carter, Emotional Connectedness

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370: How Delta Airlines Encourages Direct Employee Appreciation

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369: Jeff Gothelf, Thinking About Design

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368: When Customer Service Is a Scam

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367: Lee Smith, Putting Fuel Behind Your Sales

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366: Can People Connect to Avatars?

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365: Lisa Ryan, Having An Attitude For Gratitude

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364: Culture Lessons From The Podcast

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363: Technology Lessons from the Podcast

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362: Bourbon Cast #2

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361: Ryan Minton, Thanks For Coming In Today

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360: The Airport Customer Experience

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359: Steve Woodruff, What Makes You Distinct?

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358: Customer Service Blueprinting: Jeannie's New Course

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357: Thomas Hollmann, Customer Experience Education

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356: Will Chatbots Be Everywhere?

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355: Lisa Ford, Customer Service Excellence

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354: Are you neglecting key moments in the customer journey?

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353: Scott McKain, Make Your Organization Iconic

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352: Keeping Knowledge When Superstars Leave

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351: Mark Sanborn, Extraordinary Leadership

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350: New Year's Resolutions

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349: Mark Colgate, The Science of Service

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348: Predictions for 2019

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347: Jay Baer, Talk Triggers

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346: Smaller Bathrooms and Premium Seating: Talking Airline Customer Experience

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345: Understanding the Peak-End Rule

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344: Shaun Belding, The Journey to Wow

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343: Are Subscription Boxes Filled with Data Gold?

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342: Ruben Ocampo, Service Design

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341: Is Word of Mouse Getting Less Important?

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340: Marti Konstant, the Agile Careerist

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339: Customer Journey Mapping is Not One Size Fits All

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338: Danny Schuman, The Worst Business Model

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337: Is Chat Better than Phone for Customer Service?

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336: Joshua March, Social Media Messaging

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335: Do You have a Purchase or Usage Brand?

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334: Melissa Agnes, Preparing for Crisis

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333: Don't Make Assumptions About Your Customer's Journey

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332: Alan Schaefer: Banding Together

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331: There’s No One Way to Do Customer Experience

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330: Jess Pettitt, Good Enough NOW

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329: Be a Customer Experience Change Agent

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328: Customer Service Phrases that Are a Problem

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327: Jeff Toister, Service Culture

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326: Succeeding with Difficult Customers

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325: Kelsey Brown, Fighting for Transparent Pricing

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324: A Good Product Is Not Enough

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323: Neen James, Attention Pays

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322: Rise of the Service Machines

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321: Jesse Cole, Revolutionizing the Ballpark Experience

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320: The STORY of Retail Experience

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319: Jeanne Bliss, Is Your CX Mom-worthy?

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318: How Important Is the CX of Former Customers?

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317: Anne Bahr Thompson, Do Good

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316: Can Toys R Us Survive?

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315: Joey Coleman, Never Lose a Customer

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314: The Power of Empowerment: What I Wish I Knew

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313: Is AmazonGo the Future?

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312: John Garrett, The Personal Side of Business

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311: Which Retail Touchpoints Matter Most

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310: Clint Schaff, The L.A. Times Experience

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309: Common Leadership Biases in Your Way of Success

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308: Jacob Morgan, The Future of Work

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307: It’s Not My Job, Adam

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306: Eric Porres, Personalized Video Experience