Companies use chatbots for various reasons, “productivity” can be a key motivational factor, for example. But chatbots come in many forms and sizes. To have a successful chatbot, you need to think about what you want to achieve, what kind of bot you need to do so, where to apply a bot, and which type of bot. In this blog, we’ll walk you through some of the most successful chatbot examples of our global customers and show you how you can use them to improve customer experience.
At CM.com, we've noticed that more and more people are showing an interest in employing our chatbot as a virtual communication channel to help them streamline their eCommerce practices and improve the overall experience that they offer to their customers. However, we’ve also noticed that one or two of our clients are unsure about whether they should replace their current systems in order to do so.
Today CM.com has introduced a major release for its Conversational AI Cloud and Mobile Service Cloud. In our Conversational AI Cloud, we introduced generative AI for generating conversational content and completely overhauled the way we do intent classification, further improving Conversational AI Cloud’s multi-engine NLU. Meanwhile, our teams have been working hard to introduce conversation summaries in CM.com’s Mobile Service Cloud.
With the advent of ChatGPT, it feels like we’re venturing into a whole new world. Everyone can ask questions and give commands to what is perceived as an “omniscient” chatbot. Within a single week, ChatGPT acquired 1 million active users. Big Tech got shaken up with Google introducing their LaMDA-based “Bard” and Bing Search incorporating GPT-4 with Bing Chat. There seems to be no limit to the enthusiasm. But what is ChatGPT? What does it mean for businesses? We discussed this with Arman van Lieshout, Product Manager at CM.com, for our Conversational AI solution.
Every retail and eCommerce player knows personalisation is essential. It’s how you build customer trust, make your messaging meaningful, and keep shoppers coming back. But fewer realise how deep and broad true personalisation goes.
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.
86% of consumers say that good customer service can take them from one-time buyers to brand advocates. While great customer service is an essential focus of any successful brand, forward-thinking companies are forming customer-focused multidisciplinary teams to help create exceptional customer experiences.
Struggle with high churn rates? If you’re in the utilities or telecoms industries, then you may always be looking for new ways to retain your customers in the long run. Historically, both have experienced relatively high churn rates. The telecommunications industry has an average churn rate of 30% to 35%. While the utilities market has a churn rate of approximately 12-15% for Western European markets.
New generations of customers ask for different business approaches. Modern consumers are well-informed and tech-savvy, with high standards for any business. A customer-centric business model can help you live up to these standards. Let’s first have a look at these new generations before diving into how you can take on a customer-centric approach.
The creativity of your adverts, the design of your website, and the personal touch of your sales team all contribute to your customers’ experience. Providing a great experience helps generate more customers and more revenue. So, when the customer is willing to sign, it just doesn't make sense to deliver a poor experience.
Chat is quickly becoming many customers’ favourite way to communicate with brands. From getting their problems solved quickly to finding out more information about a company’s products or services, chat is fast, efficient, and doesn’t involve the long-wait times typically associated with phone calls or rounds of back-and-forth emails.
A growing number of companies are discovering the benefits of chatbots. Unfortunately, there are also a number of pitfalls which may prevent your chatbot from providing an optimal experience. The tips in this article will help you create a successful chatbot.
Are voicebots the future of customer service? Many believe so. At the very least, you should consider it. We believe in an omnichannel future of customer service. Make sure you are reachable; on the channels your customers' prefer. In this article, we'll show you why a voicebot can improve your customer service.
While chatbots have begun to gain traction in the past few years, they have in fact been around for some time. In 1966, Eliza - the first chatbot - made its debut, but it was only able to answer a few simple questions. Since, thanks to the advancement in technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing (NLP), chatbots are becoming smarter by the day. What's next?
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