Tentatively at first, but with increasing urgency and excitement, we watched the world of travel open up in 2022. Undoubtedly, the travel and leisure industry suffered a significant beating over the past two years. However, smart travel companies are turning their attention to ways to differentiate themselves and emerge as battle-scarred market leaders, ready to support the impending surge of travellers.
Chatbots can be a gold mine, but businesses often think implementing one can take up a lot of resources. Don’t worry; there’s no need to hassle your developers. You can now design and implement a no-code chatbot on your website. In this article, you’ll find out why you’d want a chatbot and how it can look on your website.
What methods do you know for reaching and engaging your customers? Bulk SMS, WhatsApp, social channels, email marketing - the list is long and pretty exciting. Yes, today’s businesses have the world at their fingertips and can use communication methods that simply weren’t available back in the day.
Who says Gen Z and millennials don’t like to pick up the phone and call? In many cases, the telephone is the preferred customer support contact method for 69% of consumers of all ages. At the same time, Google searches for “phone number customer service” have continued to increase steadily over the past five years.
Thinking of customer service, the first image that comes to mind is people with headsets in a call centre. Those days are gone – with all messaging channels playing a vital role in our daily lives, the call centre has evolved into a contact centre. We expect to communicate with companies as we do with friends and family. Sometimes a quick chat will do, while another time you prefer a phone conversation. At CM.com we understand this. That’s why we’ve added Voice as a channel to Mobile Service Cloud: connecting customers and companies via phone, and any messaging channel. In this article, you’ll find out more about Voice in Mobile Service Cloud.
Build visually engaging marketing campaigns from a simple text message.
Today’s consumers expect simplicity and convenience when communicating with a business. That means easy engagement and reachability when the customer needs it. Being present on the right communication channels can make or break the customer experience.
Utility companies interact with their customers on a daily basis. Think about paying a bill online or answering questions about customer usage. There are many different touchpoints and interactions within the customer journey of utilities, but how can you engage with your customers at the right moment? That is what you will discover in our seven phase customer journey for utilities.
More than any generation before it, Gen Z has a different attitude towards the work environment and work-life balance. Born between the mid-90s and approximately 2010-12, depending on who you ask, Gen Z have been immersed in social media from a relatively young age and have never known a time before mobile phones and the internet. They’ve been ‘plugged in’ since day one. For that reason, they embrace technology more readily than any generation before them.
Building meaningful relationships with customers is something we all wish to do. A good customer relationship will increase brand loyalty and, in the long run, revenue. Instagram is an excellent place to build good customer relations due to its social nature.
Today’s transport operators face a fresh set of challenges. Sharing data between different parts of the organisation. Keeping customers happy across a multitude of channels. And leveraging technology to answer customer expectations—which can be summed up as “get it right, right here, right now”. These aren’t simple issues.
Amid the thicket of technology acronyms with the number '2' in them (B2B, P2P, 2FA,...), one of the simplest is A2P messaging, or “Application-to-Person”. You may not be familiar with the acronym, but it's highly likely that you've experience it several times in the last week alone. With that, let’s see why A2P remains relevant as a messaging technology today.
WhatsApp is one of the biggest messaging solutions in the world. Globally, 2 billion people use WhatsApp and 100 billion WhatsApp messages are sent per day. Therefore, WhatsApp is a vital channel for businesses to communicate with their audiences. In the recruitment market, WhatsApp has become even more common to invite potential job seekers to contact the recruiters or the other way around.
With the 2023 cricket season fast approaching we sit down with Sam Windridge, Head of Sports Partnerships, to learn more about the CM.com and Glamorgan Country Cricket Club ticketing partnership.
When it comes to business messaging and message delivery - SMS works brilliantly. It’s the most accessible channel people still use every day, and it’s unlikely to go away any time soon. And that’s why SMS is used by most businesses, big and small, to communicate with their customers whenever they want and wherever they are.
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