The energy at CX Circle Melbourne was infectious, with a shared passion for building better customer experiences. Here are some key takeaways:
- Understanding Customer Pain Points
Allianz’s Anna Kalinowska reminded us that truly understanding what bugs customers is critical. She shared how they conduct full-day customer immersion sessions, listening to real voices and analysing the impact of pain points. - Data-Driven Insights Lead to Actionable Results
Evan Rollins (Drumline Digital) and Ben Fettes (P&O) showcased the power of experimentation as a “guardrail” for CX optimisation. Ben shared how P&O used testing to validate CX principles, derisk design investments, and drive conversions. - The Power of Storytelling
Betashares’ Jan Uwland emphasised the importance of storytelling in CX. While data and personalisation are valuable, he argued that stories connect with customers emotionally, building trust and loyalty. - Accessibility for All
Mel O’Brien and Laura Moller from Coles stressed the importance of accessible digital experiences for all. They shared how Coles won a Disability Confidence Award and provided tips for making websites accessible.
Actionable Takeaways:
- Listen to your customers: Truly understand their pain points and how they impact their experience.
- Embrace experimentation: Use testing to validate assumptions and make smarter decisions.
- Prioritise your efforts: Focus on what matters most to your customers.
- Build a customer-obsessed culture: Foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement.
- Harness the power of storytelling: Connect with customers emotionally through engaging narratives.
CX Circle Melbourne reminded us that exceptional CX is an ongoing journey, requiring a customer-centric mindset and continuous improvement.