There are dozens of CX metrics on offer, and most companies pick wrong — either tracking everything and acting on nothing, or fixating on the single number their CEO heard about at a conference. Here are the eight metrics that actually matter, when to use each one, and the best-practice rules for tying them back to business outcomes.
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CyberCX was formed in 2019 by merging twelve Australian cybersecurity brands — and they built a serious CX program from scratch across the resulting structure. Two years in, it's adding measurable value. The COO and the NPS Program Manager share what worked: senior sponsorship that didn't waver, repeated communication, KPI discipline, and looking for what isn't there alongside what is.
Marketers dream of customers promoting the brand without being paid to. Advocacy marketing is how you make that systematic instead of accidental, turning your best customers into named brand ambassadors via incentives, sharing tools and community. Here's how advocacy marketing actually works in B2B, including the four techniques that consistently produce ambassadors who stay.
Email marketing is still one of the highest-ROI levers in B2B, and it's also where most teams quietly turn into spammers. The difference between the two is a small set of professional habits: the right list, immediate nurture, decision-making-unit targeting, segmentation, and send-time testing. Here are the secrets worth stealing, in a form you can actually apply.
Paid, earned and owned media are the three distribution routes for any marketing message, and most teams over-weight paid because it's the easiest to scale. Each has its pros, cons and right place in the mix. Here's how each one works, where it pays off, where it falls down, and the combinations that produce the best long-term results.
CX teams without C-suite air cover quietly fail, every time. The structure, talent and reporting line matter, but they're downstream of the one factor most companies underestimate. Here's what a high-performing customer experience team actually looks like, with a CyberCX case study and the non-negotiables for making it work.