‘Me’ Culture Survey Reveals Nuances of Customer Preferences Around Speed & Personalization
The 'Me' Culture is a growing trend where consumers demand faster and personalized service from companies. This shift in expectations has led businesses to invest heavily in improving their customer experiences. However, many are still falling short due to lack of personalization in their interactions with customers. DataStax conducted a survey to understand consumer preferences around real-time interactions and personalization. The results show that people's willingness to pay more for faster service or higher personalization varies depending on the type of service or product, as well as nationality and age group. Understanding these nuances is crucial for businesses aiming to improve their customer experience initiatives.
Company
DataStax
Date published
Sept. 19, 2018
Author(s)
Eric Channing Brown
Word count
294
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Language
English