Continuity of Customer Experiences Drives the Future of Commerce
Executive Summary

How Improving Online Customer Experiences Boosts Customer Loyalty and Revenue in Matrix Commerce
In a recent survey over 150 marketers, e-commerce, customer service and online professionals reported that their e-commerce system did not satisfactorily drive customer loyalty, and consequently, revenue1.
This report highlights best practices required to deliver superb online customer experiences and explains how to design and deliver those experiences so you can outperform your competition.

1This research report surveyed over 150 marketers, e-commerce, customer service and online professionals and companies whose revenue was between $500 million to $2 billion a year.1 The research spanned B2C, B2B and B2B2C companies in various industries in both the United States and the United Kingdom and examined the customer experience and customer service versus the e- commerce experience. Of significance, brands could not tell who their most profitable customers were, which channels those high value customers came from, and what products their customers were interested in or had previously viewed. The study showed that only 37 percent of the U.S. brands and 28 percent of the U.K. brands rated their organizationâs ability to achieve its e- commerce goals as very effective. As a result, most brands and organizations lacked the ability to convert a large portion of prospects into revenue-producing, loyal customers who could continuously provide revenue for the brand.

