Do you have a customer experience strategy, and why is it important? A customer experience strategy (CX) is a plan of action to improve the overall customer experience at every touch point in the customer journey, pre-and post-sales.

 1. Define actionable goals While designing your CX strategy, set clearly defined goals that are measurable, attainable, and time bound. This way, you can keep track of your progress and readjust your strategy accordingly.

2. Leverage automation and AI In process of digital transformation, companies are adopting technology and AI to maximize business potential. AI-powered self-service portals and chatbots can add tremendous value to your customer support team and prove convenient for your customers.

3. Understand your target audience (TA) and buyer personas Mapping out your target audience and buyer personas is a crucial step in your CX game plan. This will help you provide consistent, reliable service.

4. Build an omnichannel strategy While interacting with a brand the two main things customers are looking for are convenience and personalization. Look to create an omnichannel strategy, you can ensure a consistent experience. Integrating multiple channels allows customers to access support in a seamless way. This improves customer satisfaction by offering different support channels for customers to access.

 5. Measure your CX metrics A company's Net Promoter Score, Customer Effort Score, Customer Satisfaction Score and Agent Effort Score to measure the customer experience. Measuring your CX efforts will help you understand how your business is performing and how your customers feel about it.