04.03.2025

Customer Experience: The Silent Deal Breaker?

Customer Experience: The Silent Deal Breaker?

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We all know price and product matter—but what about experience?

A recent study showed that 86% of customers are willing to pay more for a great experience, yet many businesses still focus only on acquisition rather than retention.

From my own experience, I’ve seen firsthand how small changes in customer interactions can dramatically reduce churn, boost loyalty, and even increase revenue.

So, I’m curious—what’s the one thing a company has done that made you a loyal customer for life? 👇 Let’s hear your thoughts!

#CustomerExperience #CustomerRetention #DublinProfessionals #BusinessGrowth

  • Marketing
  • Business management
  • Business
  • Business Economics
  • Customer Relationship Management

Hi, I’m Caroline McGovern, a seasoned Telecoms Professional with over 20 years of senior operational management experience, specializing in sales, service, and customer retention. Throughout my…

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