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The Customer Problem Resolution Secret

South State Correspondent

At 19%, community banks ranked only above credit unions in delivering customers that were “extremely satisfied with the outcome of their problems and a whopping 35% that were “not satisfied.”. Why Customer Problem Resolution Matters. Solving problems is central to customer service.

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Trust And Speed Light A New Path To Omnichannel Retail

PYMNTS

For retailers, nothing really ever comes easy — and things aren’t getting any easier, at least when it involves gaining and retaining customers. The webinar featured Karen Webster from PYMNTS and Amy Parsons, senior vice president of global acceptance at Discover Financial Services and its payments brand, Discover Global Network.

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Crafting a Stronger Online Experience for Financial Brands

Social Assurance

During this time, customers can also read through a couple of reviews, forming a first impression that can be hard to change. Creating a positive customer experience online, therefore, encompasses more factors than ever before. Reviews are left on social media comments, questions, and review sites.

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Social Selling: How to Get Started

Social Assurance

Social media is a valuable medium for financial brands to grow their audience, increase their customer, and generate sales. If you’re just starting out with social selling, we’re putting together this content series to help you craft winning social campaigns from the start. Why Social Selling?

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Merchants Deck The Halls With Omnichannel This Holiday Season

PYMNTS

Research also revealed that nearly 33 percent of consumers who buy online also pick up in store, and 60 percent of those consumers spend more during that in-store visit. Industry data has shown that 1.2 billion Black Friday orders were placed via mobile, up 33 percent from last year. An obvious example is Amazon.

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