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On day 3... CULTIVATE continues to celebrate people and companies who have done awesome on the customer experience front by recognising them on the CULTIVATE CX NICE LIST...Santa approved. 🎅 Today, we have Suzy Hunt, Sales and Leadership Expert,
Are you on the nice list? This December, at CULTIVATE, we are celebrating people and companies who have done pretty darn well on the customer experience front by recognising them on the CULTIVATE CX NICE LIST...Santa approved. 🎅 For today, we hav
It's been a long time coming 😃 I have a passion for reading. I especially enjoy a good business development book. Productivity, communication, leadership, confidence, marketing...the list continues. I want to be inspired. I want to be motivated.
Are you on the nice list? This December, at CULTIVATE, we are celebrating people and companies who have done pretty darn well on the customer experience front by recognising them on the CULTIVATE CX NICE LIST...Santa approved. 🎅 First up, we have
Feedback like this 🫶🏼 I love the world of Customer Experience. I love being on a public stage. So, it makes sense that I love presenting on Customer Experience and when I get feedback like this, well it make my day. Looking for an event speaker
Behold the singing CX-er! Not really. Singing is absolutely not a skill I can add to the list. But singing aside, I had a fabulous time last night at MaxContact's after-work networking. What a lovely bunch! We covered AI, Culture (Claire Wilkins

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How to Use the Framing Effect to Improve Customer Experiences

The framing effect has nothing to do with picture framing (picture framing…is that still a thing?). The framing effect is actually a mental shortcut where we make decisions based on how information is presented, rather than the information itself. It's a type of cognitive bias that can be influenced by positive or negative wording, the situation and the settings we find ourselves in.

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